Thighs, Knees, Chanel Line?

Before <before surgery>Before <before surgery>After <day 12>After <day 14>AfterAfterBefore <day 17> Today is day 17, and I think a thigh gap is starting to show. When I went to get the stitches removed at 2 weeks, they tightened my compression garment.. Seeing wrinkles form, I guess the swelling around my knees has gone down quite a bit too. I have a thigh gap now too. But even though my groin area is still swollen and bulging, there is still a gap. I took the photo with my legs up in an L-shape, so it looks like there is more separation. When I stand up, the gap looks a bit less!! After liposuction, my weight had gone up by as much as 4 kg, but now it’s back to normal. When I massage my thighs by stroking and smoothing them, it still feels like there is fluid inside. I’m looking forward to seeing how much more it will go down once all of this is gone Honestly, until day 14 it was so, so hard for me. I still can’t wear sneakers because the tops of my feet are swollen, bruised, and painful. Now that I’m starting to feel alive again, I’m getting happy When the doctor removed my stitches and I said it had been hard for me.. they said it would get even harder from week 3.. so I was scared. They said the fight with fibrosis would begin But maybe because I’m getting radiofrequency care, I’m better than I was at week 2 I want a month or two to pass quickly so I can take photos of my legs after they’ve changed a lot~ This is the result after one aftercare session and one radiofrequency session at home. The desk staff, the teacher who did the care, the operating room nurse, and the director were kind, and even when I came to get my stitches removed, they came by briefly and checked everything carefully~ After getting care in 2 or 3 weeks, I want to compare with the before shots quickly