In early stages of weight loss (especially on GLP-1s), youll typically see changes in: The face (cheekbones, jawline, temples) The upper back and chest The arms and legs The hips and thighs These areas tend to carry subcutaneous fat: fat stored just beneath the skin
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However, if symptoms persist beyond 8 weeks, worsen despite dietary changes, or significantly impact quality of life, a conversation with your prescriber about slowing your titration schedule is medically appropriate