Ozmpic rumors explode after the appearance of the Emmy Red Carpet

The stars shone this year AmyBut many fans were unable to notice something else that glows under the red carpet dresses: exciting weight loss.

Hollywood doctors say that the secret behind the most large tires may not be new or dietary exercise plans, but a quiet wave of OzemPic Using, providing rumors, jokes, and even surprises between the lists A.

Two plastic surgeons, Dr. Samita Ramshamham from New Jersey and Dr. Raja Mohan from Texas, reviewed pictures of the Peacock Theater and watched familiar patterns.

“In the past, there were celebrities who made rapid and dramatic changes in weight … can be clearly attributed to these weight loss medications,” Dr. Ramanham explained to Daily Mail.

“But now, there are a number of celebrities who are a little more … appropriate, slightly thinner, than they were in the past.” “For these stars, this is not a big change, but it leaves you wondering whether the transformation is due to OzemPIC or something else about their diet or exercise.”

Dr. Ramanham compared the appearance to what she sees in her own practice, noting that “this is similar to what I see in my clinic now, that many people use these drugs for those five or 10 last pounds that they cannot transform.”

Sweeey was at the Speculation Center after obtaining 30 lbs for the role of boxing legend Christie Martin, to look again after only months.

On the Emmys rug, its appearance was a noisy expert tonne.

Dr. Ramanham noticed, “I think anything involves rapid weight loss these days usually involve a type of GLP1, be it for losing the entire weight or some of it.”

“She definitely looks great and more toned in her current photos,” she added.

However, sources close to Sweeini categorically denied that they used Ozmpic, telling Daily Mail Such rumors were incorrect.

Selena Gomez also sparked whispers when she appeared significantly less.

The surgeons pointed to its shoulders and smaller arms, noting that they looked greatly from the previous appearances.

Dr. Ramanham agreed that she might have helped the medicine, although Gomez talked about conflicts with the weight associated with lupus.

The singer recently admitted: “I was affected whenever people call me greatly.”

Actor Walton Gugs, usually lean, appeared in Emiz, who looks more vulnerable.

“Even Walton may be on Ozzic, I think,” Dr. Ramanham noted. “It seems more vibrating and a little more size than he did before. This may be OzemPIC or may be a change in his lifestyle. I’m not completely sure.”

Some transformations are compared to Cathy Bates, who threw more than 100 pounds over several years.

The actress revealed the diet and exercises was essential, but she admitted that OzemPIC helped her get rid of the stubborn pounds.

People say, “Well, Ozmbek was,” diverse.

Dr. Mohan noted that the dramatic results come at a cost, saying: “Weight loss in Cathy Bates has been great … and mainly, we see now a relaxation of the skin (retreat) because of this.”

Meanwhile, Jennifer Colydge relied on this moment by joking on stage about “the prescription that does not work”.

Dr. Mohan admitted her jokes that made him suspicious. However, Dr. Ramanham was not sure, but she added, “Her shoulder looks very small and her upper arms look less.”

The “Wednesday” star, Gina Ortega, already known for her small frame, appeared more specific.