Losing weight with Ozempic is emptying bodies. The beauty industry already knows how to fill them: with cadaver fat

Aesthetic medicine is seeing rising demand for injectable products made from donated cadaver fat to restore facial and body volume.

Tiger Aesthetics’ AlloClae is expanding as patients seek non-surgical fixes for volume loss tied to GLP-1 weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy.

The trend builds on earlier products such as Renuva, but it also raises questions about safety, consent, and how donated human tissue is regulated.

The article notes that in some cases these treatments have been used in office settings by non-physician staff, adding to scrutiny in New York legal disputes.