View study The Short Answer Injecting subQ near the injury is reasonable and does no harm if the tissue has fat to pinch, but it works systemically either way
It crushes organs, clogs arteries, loosens skin, and pushes you toward life-threatening diseases, trapping you in a cycle of medication and painful treatments
Older adults Adults over 60 on GLP-1 therapy face compounded risk because aging naturally reduces hair density and follicular regenerative capacity
Both semaglutide and Botox can cause side effects, and their combination might increase the risk
Future research should prioritize dose-response studies, target validation using genetic or pharmacological inhibitors, and assessments of bioavailability and tissue distribution
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