Dr. Terry Dubrow reveals Ozempic's surprising 'penis enhancement' effect for men
Dr. Terry Dubrow, known from Botched, is prepared to share his recent discoveries regarding the weight-loss medication Ozempic and its implications for the male anatomy.
“A novel condition linked to Ozempic has emerged,” the 67-year-old Terry revealed during the November 24 Monday installment of iHeartRadio’s “Between Us” podcast. “This phenomenon is called Ozempic penis. It truly exists.”
Although his wife and podcast cohost, Heather Dubrow, was unfamiliar with the concept, she speculated it might involve “difficulties achieving an erection.”
Hint: The personality from The Real Housewives of Orange County might need another attempt at her prediction.
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“Therefore, what occurs regarding the visibility of the penis when significant weight is gained?” Terry inquired of his spouse. “It resembles a condition known as buried penis syndrome. One often hears about extremely obese males who haven't observed their own penis for an extended period due to excessive fat in the pubic region.”
Following Ozempic usage, Terry asserted that certain patients report their penis “appears larger.”
“Gentlemen, I wish to tell you, Ozempic penis is a real effect, and it’s positive,” he declared. “There’s enhanced presentation. You don't increase in size from flaccid to erect, but you certainly display more of what you have with Ozempic penis, so well done.”
Subsequent to Terry’s observations, 56-year-old Heather quipped that males “will now be scrambling to obtain Ozempic because it will seemingly enhance the size of their penis.”
The parent of four children additionally wondered why certain women experience unfavorable side effects, whereas some men apparently gain more advantages beyond mere weight reduction. (In an earlier segment, Heather and Terry had both explored Ozempic vulva, referring to alterations that may arise in a woman’s external genitalia following quick or considerable weight reduction.)
“Isn't it characteristic that for females it’s detrimental and for males it’s an extra perk,” she inquired. “That is truly characteristic. Consequently, women using Ozempic face disadvantages, while men on Ozempic acquire a more visibly substantial penis.”
Terry has frankly discussed his personal experience with the weight loss medication. In January 2024, the cosmetic surgeon mentioned he attempted Ozempic.
“I considered it remarkable. I didn't possess a significant amount of weight to shed,” he communicated to Page Six then. “However, I wished to experiment with it since numerous of my patients were using it, and I desired to understand its effects when one isn't diabetic and merely aims to lose 10-15 pounds.”
While he endorses the drug, he concluded that the adverse reactions did not justify the benefits. Beyond experiencing nausea, the personality from Botched Presents: Plastic Surgery Rewind also found his appetite diminished.
“I realized, ‘You know what, I rather prefer to regain my desire for food,’” he clarified. “With the festive season approaching, I aim to indulge.’”
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On the most recent installment of the “Between Us” podcast, Heather playfully remarked that she hadn't been paying close attention to certain aspects of her spouse’s anatomy. Following their recent discussion, this might potentially alter.
“I truly haven't been observing closely now that you’re on Manjoro,” she stated. “I ought to inspect it this evening.”
Terry responded, “Feel free to observe. It is quite remarkable, incidentally. … Greater awareness leads to greater display.”
