Ozempic breasts refer to the changes in breast size, shape, and firmness that can occur after rapid weight loss induced by medications like Ozempic (semaglutide) and similar GLP-1 drugs. Common changes include loss of volume, sagging, droopy nipples, and a flattened or deflated appearance. These changes happen because rapid fat loss leaves less fat in the breasts, while the skin may not rebound quickly enough. Many individuals experience breasts looking less full, having loose skin, and nipples pointing downward, similar to effects seen after traditional weight loss or post-pregnancy changes. The term "before and after" in this context typically refers to breast appearance prior to starting the medication and after significant weight loss. People often seek breast augmentation, breast lifts, or fat transfer procedures to restore volume, lift sagging, and regain a more youthful breast shape after these changes. Some choose to embrace their new look, while others pursue cosmetic surgery to restore proportion and shape. In summary, Ozempic breasts are a common aesthetic side effect of the significant and rapid weight loss from GLP-1 medications, and various surgical options can help restore breast volume and shape if desired.