Ozempic Hands? Meet the latest pop culture obsession.

People are scrutinizing celeb hands for tell-tale signs of Ozempic aided weightloss. And anyone who dropped weight recently and has bony skinny hands is a prime suspect.

It all started with this photo. 👇

The internet doesn’t miss a thing.

Kylie might have been fishing for positive attention, but what she got was users honing in on her sinewy hands and asking if she forgot to photoshop her “Ozempic hands.”
Yikes, lol. 😮

Anyways, a viral obsession was launched and even more people are under suspicion.

Prime suspects? Other Jenner-Kardashians along with Sharon Osbourne, Oprah, and even Kathy Bates.

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Like we said, anyone who’s dropped serious weight lately and has noticeably bony hands is under scrutiny.

Old photos are popping up, comparison videos trending, and attention-starved medical experts chiming in.

What are Ozempic Hands?

Weight loss can comes with distributed fat loss and sometimes muscle loss. Obviously.

The thing is, that GLP-1 drugs contribute to rapid fat loss – including the subcutaneous fat in our hands (which don’t have much to begin with).

People who drop serious pounds on Ozempic or other GLP-1 drugs usually get skinnier hands. And some people’s hands, *cough Khloe Kardashian cough*, get so skinny they start looking skeletal and Nosferatu-esque. At least according to social media.