Midas Review

I had a consultation for fat grafting. After the consultation, I said I would think about it, but after that they kept calling for months asking if I had thought it over enough. They would call while I was sleeping, and if I blocked them, they would call from another number lol. When I said I have not been feeling well and it has been hard to lie on my stomach lately, so I think I will not do it for the time being, they went, 'Huh? Oh dear T_T' with that obligatory concern, and then asked when they thought I would get better. Seriously legendary lol. I should have avoided them then, but compared to another famous Brazilian lift clinic, the price was cheap, so I ended up getting surgery as if possessed, thinking what could be different. I really do not think I was in my right mind. First of all, the clinic environment was not clean, and while I was undressing for the consultation, the glass was semi-transparent and I was being way too blatantly exposed from the waiting room --. What is funny is that I went for a consultation for buttock fat grafting, but in the changing room the assistant told me to take off everything and come out. I asked, 'Do I obviously have to take off my top and even my bra?' and the assistant guiding me nodded cheerfully like, 'Yes, all the way down to your underwear!' as if I were asking something obvious. I wondered if they needed to check the amount of fat in my chest or something, so I took everything off and put on the gown. In the consultation room with the surgeon, I took off the gown and they used ultrasound to look at the fat on my thigh. The surgeon looked up, laughed a little, and said something like, 'You are here about buttock fat grafting, right?' Thinking about it now, the fact that for the second and third surgeries they recommended frozen fat over fresh fat first probably means that if the first time was not harvested properly, it would be hard to suction again. The fact that I brushed this off so lightly and had surgery at a place like that shows that I was clearly impatient and in a pretty bad state, just going along with whatever. The surgical result... there is no need to say more. In the end, none of the fat took. When I went to another well-known hospital for revision surgery, they said the area where the fat had been harvested was all lumpy and, when touched, hard, so now fresh fat can only be gathered from the whole body once. I lost the money, and what I got was a body that can no longer handle fat grafting and buttocks that were no different, plus seven incision scars. My first and only liposuction/fat grafting surgery was nothing but regret. I can only blame myself for ignoring the clear red flags from the initial consultation and proceeding so carelessly.