Stars shone in this year's EmmysBut many fans could not help notice something other radiant below the red carpet dress: dramatic weight loss transformations.

Hollywood doctors say the secret behind slender frames may not be new exercise or diet plans, but a quiet wave Ozzzpic Use, fuel rumors, jokes, and even combustion of surprises among the hearings.

Two plastic surgeons, dr. Smith Ramandham from New Jersey et al. Raja Mohan from Texas, were reviewed by photos from the Pauge theater and saw the famous patterns.

"There were celebrities in the past who had these fast, dramatic weight changes ... so you can clearly attribute to the weight loss drugs," explained by Dr. Ramandham Daily mail.

"But now there are a number of celebrities who are just a little more ... Fit and just a little slender than they were in the past," she added. "For these stars, it's not a dramatic change, but it leaves you asking if he moves it because of Ozempic or something they changed into their diet or exercise."

Dr. Ramandham is compared to what he sees in his own practice, noting, "that's similar to what I see now in my clinic to use these medications for only those last five or 10 kilos I can't move."

Sweeeney was in the center of speculation after he got 30 pounds for a role as a boxing legend Christy Martin, just to show months later looking dramatically slander.

On the carpet of Emms, her tinted look had teeth experts.

Dr. Ramandham watched, "I think everything that includes a fast weight loss these days will include some kind of GLP1 drug, whether it is for entire weight loss or for some of it."

"Definitely seems great and more toning in current photos," she added.

Sources close to Sweeeney, however, categorically denied that she had ever used an ocempic, talking Daily mail Such rumors were not untrue.

Selena Gomez also nacticed whispers when it appeared noticeably slender.

The surgeons pointed out her skinny shoulders and hands, noticing that she looked significant trimmer than in earlier performances.

Dr. Ramandham agreed that she might have helped her medicine, although Gomez was talking herself about struggles with weight associated with her lupus treatments.

"He hit me whenever people called me," Singer recently admitted.

Gluc Walton Goggins, usually leans, appeared at Emmys who look even more chisels.

"Even Walton can be on Ozempic, I thought," Dr. Ramandham noticed. "He looks even more colder and a little more slimy than he did before. This could be an ocexiciple. It could be a change in his lifestyle. I'm just not very sure."

Few transformations are compared with Kathy Bates, which took more than 100 kilograms more than 100 kilograms.

The actress discovered his diet and exercise were key, but acknowledged Ozempić helped her insert final stubborn pounds.

"People say," Well, that was an Okempic "F-CK you, it was Okempic! It took me to do it," she said Diversity.

Dr. Mohan noted that dramatic results come with costs, citing "Kathy Bates" weight loss is really significant ... and mostly see the slimy skin (saginje). "

Jennifer Coolidge, in the meantime leaned into a moment jokes on stage about her "recipe doesn't work."

Dr. Mohan admitted that the joke made him suspicious. However, dr. Ramandham wasn't sure, but he added, "her shoulders look pretty slim and her upper hands make a slender."

"Wednesday" Star Jenna Ortega, but known for its smaller frame, appeared even more defined.