Achi news desk-
Mumbai (Newsdesk) A post made by former actress and model Mia Khalifa has worried her fans and supporters.
Mia Khalifa has said goodbye to the porn industry and is now focusing on modeling, and she has to work hard to keep her body fit for modeling.
He has resorted to plastic surgery for this and now his life has become impossible because of medicines.
Mia Khalifa wrote in a post about the same that she knows the true value of her body.
He said in his tweet that he is now on Ozympic after cosmetic surgery.
She claimed to know the value of her feminine beauty.
Commenting on Mia’s post, one user praised her for speaking the truth, while another questioned the price, saying ‘tell us, we need to know if it’s affordable’.
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However, many supporters were concerned about his use of the drug ozempic, which is commonly used to treat diabetes, and is also used by many to help with weight loss.
One of her fans said ‘Wow, that’s a serious problem, you manage diabetes so well’, while another pleaded ‘Please honey, stop the Osympic, gastroparesis is a big risk’.
A third asked, ‘Why are you on Osympic? Are you already under weight?’
One fan wrote: ‘You don’t need to lose weight at all. If necessary, you can add 20 to 30 pounds more.
Remember that the injectable drug Ozempic can help with weight loss because it suppresses your appetite and helps keep you fuller for longer.
But there are risks, according to all reports, the drug can accelerate the aging process, causing wrinkles.
According to the Daily Star, plastic surgeon Dr. Gary Moteki warned that when using Ozempic, you will lose weight quickly, and your face will also change.
‘These changes can appear as wrinkles and scars on the face, leading to loose skin under the eyes, cheeks, jawline and around the mouth,’ he said.
However, Dr. Moteki says that patients should not worry about it as the side effects disappear and medical experts can also prescribe this treatment for patients.
