Realistic muscle-bound upper arms, liposuction gave me straight arms after 4 months!!

My upper arms and axillary breast tissue made my upper body look bulkier than it really was, and that was a lifelong source of stress for me. I even had my own angle for photos, because I always had to hold my arms away from my body when taking pictures. Wearing short sleeves or fitted clothes also felt burdensome, so I would always put an outer layer over a short-sleeve top.. But my build was naturally thick-armed and muscular too, so my arms were full of muscle and looked lumpy. After worrying for a really long time, I did a lot of research online and in person, visited several clinics for consultations, and then impulsively booked the procedure. Now I’ve entered my 4-month post-lipo stage. First of all, in my case, I feel the line change is bigger than the weight change~! Especially after the outer arm line and the axillary breast area were refined, the fit of my upper body changed completely, and people around me keep asking if I lost weight, so just that alone feels like it has improved my quality of life a lot. I had the surgery in winter, but now summer has finally come and I'm excited.. Even the same clothes I wore last year look much slimmer now, so I’m really satisfied. The areas I’m happiest with are the axillary breast area and the outer arm line! The fit difference in summer short sleeves is really big. I keep catching myself looking in the mirror from angles that make it look more extreme;; Even because of photos and lol things like that, if you ever start thinking about surgery, I recommend not just focusing on taking out a lot, but checking whether the clinic is good at designing the line by reading many reviews. When I was choosing a clinic, I had consultations at 3 places in one day, and there were clear criteria that mattered most in my decision. 1. Whether they explain the line carefully 2. How the aftercare is handled I decided based on those criteria, and after surgery I went for weekly aftercare and got checked in between, so any anxiety was resolved right away and it was good. Even now, 4 months later, I still think I did really well. The initial swelling lasts longer than you expect, so it’s important not to rush!!! I think it’s important to keep your mind in check and take care of it properly through months 3 to 4. In the end, after surgery and diet changes, the style change is huge.. Before, I only wore clothes that covered my arms, but now I have confidence in tank tops and fitted short sleeves and wear them well haha Recently, when I went out for plans, I wore a very tight dress and people around me kept saying I looked like I lost weight. I’m planning to keep up my diet and exercise habits and go all the way to my goal weight of -10 kg!