"Ozempic butt" is a term used to describe the sagging or flattening of the buttocks area after rapid weight loss from using medications like Ozempic. These drugs, known as GLP-1 receptor agonists, are primarily used to treat type 2 diabetes but can also lead to significant weight loss. Rapid weight loss can cause loose skin, including in the buttocks area, but this is not a medical issue that requires treatment. To minimize sagging skin, it's recommended to lose weight gradually, stay hydrated, maintain a nutritious diet, and engage in regular exercise, especially resistance training. For those who wish to improve the appearance of their buttocks, options include resistance exercises, collagen supplements, firming creams, and various surgical procedures like buttock implants, lower body lifts, and Brazilian butt lifts. However, these surgical options come with risks and should be considered carefully.