Midas community review

- For the first round, they put in about 250 to 300 cc. For the second round, they said they would use about 150 cc of frozen fat. (The fat removed in the first round is frozen and then used in the second.) - I was very surprised that frozen fat is used in fat grafting surgery. They said it is stored in a dedicated freezer, but does Korea even have freezers like that...? - Surgery time: 2 to 2.5 hours. If there is little fat, it may take a little under 3 hours. - Several doctors. I consulted with the chief doctor. The consultation manager first explained the overall surgery, then the doctor came in, looked at the ultrasound, and told me to ask anything I wanted. - If I asked the doctor something, he would answer, but then keep saying, 'Again?' - They checked with ultrasound how much fat there was. - It includes four aftercare sessions, but the aftercare is just scar and swelling management for the liposuction area, and they said there is nothing separate to manage for the breasts. - They did not tell me about side effects first. When I asked what treatment the hospital would provide if calcification or oil cysts occurred, they said, 'Actually, those things do not cause cancer, so there is no need to remove them separately.' They said treatment is only needed if a really large calcification forms. - No smoking (reduces take rate) - If liposuction is done up to the abdomen, there will be a total of 6 stitch marks left - No breast scars - No pressure to leave a deposit after consultation. No consultation fee. Neither the doctor nor the consultation manager really pushed sales; they were both pretty chill.