Ozempic, a mosquito medicine, killed body positivity, says influencer Sini Laitinen

Beauty ideas become narrower due to the diet drug, says Sini Laitinen and Saara Särmä, a cultural cocktail.

Laitinen said that Ozempic killed a body positivity trend that was overwhelmed by a few years ago, celebrating bodies of different sizes.

– With my own somephides, I notice the proper eating disorder content that resembles pine years, says Laitinen.

The guests talked about Ozempic’s influence on beauty ideals.

According to researcher Saara Särmä, for example, in London Fashion Week, plus size models are decreasing. There were still 85 plus size models in fashion weeks in 2023, compared with only 26 this year.

– The body positivity debate five years ago seems really old now compared to this time, says Laitinen.

Face to fit somme

Filling treatments and botox have become more common, especially among young people.

In his own channels, Sini Laitinen has openly told about his own beauty procedures and surgery. Laitinen has cut her nose, raised your lips, chin and cheeks. According to their own words, he got a \”new face.\”

He says he is doing beauty procedures for purely visual reasons. Working on social media and video has been a big reason for cosmetic surgery. According to Laitinen, many live for somebody. \”

Studies show that the pandemia time played a role in increasing beauty activities.

– As we looked at our face in Teams and Zoom all the time, we started to pay more attention to them, explains researcher Saara Särmä.

Laitinen agrees that if human contacts decrease, we only see perfect \”tap -edited\” images of other people. Although young media literacy in particular has evolved, the appearance ideas still live strongly in Finland.

\”Everyone knows that in Somme, the pictures are customized, well -selected and filtered, but they still affect us,\” says Särmä.

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