GLP-1 medications are changing more than the number on the scale. They’re changing the clients showing up in your treatment room.
As GLP-1 use continues to grow, estheticians are increasingly seeing clients experiencing skin laxity, facial volume loss, dehydration, dryness, sensitivity, and other changes associated with rapid weight loss. Understanding what you’re looking at, and what you can realistically address, is becoming an important part of the modern esthetic consultation.
Created by Spectrum Advanced Aesthetics, this complimentary guide breaks down the GLP-1 conversation specifically for the esthetic professional. You’ll learn how to distinguish skin laxity vs. volume loss vs. skin quality, what to consider during consultation, how treatment protocols may need to be modified, which skincare ingredients may support these clients, and when a concern belongs outside your scope of practice.
“Ozempic face” is only part of the conversation: your treatment plan needs to understand the rest.
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