By Hafiz Rahat Usama 
Actor Warns Against Ozempic Misuse in Entertainment Industry
Renowned actor Syed Jibran, a medical doctor by training, recently made waves during an appearance on Ushna Shah’s talk show by addressing the alarming trend of drug abuse for cosmetic purposes in Pakistan’s entertainment industry. With professional medical knowledge backing his claims, Jibran specifically cautioned against the dangerous misuse of diabetes medication Ozempic for weight loss purposes. “The obsession with the needle has reached concerning levels,” he stated, revealing he’s witnessed colleagues suffering severe side effects from these inappropriate cosmetic interventions.
A Doctor-Actor’s Perspective on Industry Pressures
Jibran’s unique position as both a medical professional and established performer lent weight to his warnings about the shortcuts some entertainers take to meet unrealistic beauty standards. The versatile actor, known for effortlessly portraying both heroic and villainous roles, expressed particular concern about the normalization of pharmaceutical misuse in showbiz circles. His commentary sparked an important conversation about the physical and psychological pressures facing performers in an image-driven industry where appearance often overshadows talent.
Embracing Natural Remedies in a World of Quick Fixes
In contrast to the dangerous trends he criticized, Jibran revealed his own surprisingly simple beauty regimen that has kept him looking naturally youthful. The actor shared that he still uses traditional mustard oil for his hair care, a practice that has helped him avoid the hair patches and transplants commonly used by many of his contemporaries. “While I salute those who endure the discomfort of gluing patches in scorching heat during shoots,” Jibran remarked, “I’m grateful my routine allows me to skip that painful process entirely.” His endorsement of this age-old remedy highlighted the value of natural approaches in an industry increasingly dominated by artificial enhancements.
Calling for Healthier Standards in Pakistani Entertainment
The candid discussion brought much-needed attention to the extreme measures some performers adopt to meet industry beauty expectations. Jibran’s medical background provided a credible platform to challenge these harmful practices while offering safer alternatives. His stance represents a growing awareness about prioritizing health over unrealistic aesthetic ideals in Pakistan’s entertainment sector, potentially inspiring younger artists to resist dangerous shortcuts in pursuit of their craft.