A WOMAN has revealed the bizarre side effect of taking fat loss injections.
Amy Kane lost 11 stone with the weight loss drug and is thrilled with the results.
She’s often seen dancing on her TikTok in a towel, boasting how “being skinny is great”.
And explaining how “losing more than half your body weight is life-changing”, as she stands in one leg of her old jeans.
But she is often asked about the side effects as she has been on it for more than 14 months.
One curious viewer asked: “Ok, not to be weird, is it true about the Ozempic butt?”
Amy was quick to respond and give her thoughts on the side effects.
While she admitted there ‘wasn’t much back there to start with,’ it was a common problem caused by the drug.
In the clip, Amy shook her bum and danced as she showed her figure off.
But Amy didn’t seem fussed about the change to her body shape and said she was overall more healthy even if she had lost her curves.
“Me shaking my Ozempic butt knowing I’ve never been healthier,” she wrote.
According to experts at Healthline, ‘Ozempic Butt’ is a real side effect from the drug.
The term is used to describe sagging skin around the area and can give a ‘deflated’ appearance, particularly to curvier parts of the body.
But it is not a direct result of the fat loss jab, instead, it’s from losing extreme amounts of weight over a short period of time.
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“Exercising is one of the best ways to help your skin return to normal after losing weight. In particular, patients should regularly use exercises such as weight-lifting and resistance training,” says Abelovska.
This, she explains, not only builds muscle that will fill some of the space left behind after losing weight, but it can also promote more elasticity in the skin, which will aid it in bouncing back.
The clip shared to her TikTok account @amyinhalf has gone viral with over 180k views and 1,200 likes.
People were quick to take to the comments sharing their experience and many claimed to also get ‘Ozempic butt.’
One person wrote: “100%. This is saving lives.”
Another commented: “Yes, shaking it proudly.”
“Bwahahahahaha it’s so true,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “t’s a real thing but I started working out and it’s all good.”
“No butt here, had a big one! Don’t care-83lbs down!” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “It’s true, it took my dumpy QUICK.”