I got a consultation last year after seeing an internet ad. At that time, my lower abdomen was my biggest concern, and I liked that they gave me a realistic consultation about that area. They said I should do the upper abdomen, so I decided to proceed with surgery on the whole abdomen, thighs, and arms. By the time all the stitches came out after surgery, even the swelling in my feet, which had been very puffy, had gone down, but the accessory breast tissue was unchanged and my upper arms had almost no bruising and no visible change. I knew the abdomen could not be perfectly symmetrical, and I had heard the explanation, but this was not even at that level. The upper abdominal fat they recommended showed literally no change, and the lower abdomen also had a sunken area. Because this was a revision surgery on the abdomen, they had clearly said during consultation that it would improve a lot, but it actually got worse. The thighs did get smaller, but there were dents everywhere. At that time I could not sleep and could not even look in the mirror while showering. I kept thinking it was swelling and it would get better, but I was anxious, so I went to the hospital and met the doctor. When I told him I was worried about my abdomen, he said the surgery method could not create a horizontal indentation and told me to be careful about sitting positions for the upper and lower abdomen. Then he started saying I was looking at him in a bad mood and talking about how doctors are people too, which completely drove me crazy. He told me to come back in six months. When I said I did not want revision surgery even if they would do it again, he said that was not possible. Revision or whatever, I never went back there again. I do not remember the name, but I know the face, and when I checked the website now, that doctor is gone. The consultation manager, the operating room staff, and the people who handled aftercare were kind.
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