<My concern> I had always been bothered that my arm line looked a little thick, especially the outer upper arm and the bulge at the back. But I also kept wondering whether this was even worth liposuction.. and I was really worried that if my arms got too thin, my head would look even bigger, so I agonized over whether to do it for a long time So instead of aiming for a bony-skinny look, I started visiting clinics looking for somewhere that would give me a natural line suited to my body type without going overboard, and then I just went ahead and booked a date P 100%
<Before surgery> If you look at the photos in order, the first one is before surgery. As you can see, I wasn't extremely large-boned or especially thick-armed. But I was the type with awkwardly attached fat, so every time I wore a short-sleeve shirt or took a photo, the outer upper arm and the bulge at the back kept bothering me It wasn't a weight problem, it was more of a line problem... (At that time I was 164 cm / 50 kg) So I felt this was limited by diet and exercise alone, and after visiting clinics, I ended up doing it.. I filtered and filtered using online research and got consultations at 3 places, and the hospital I chose was so satisfying from the consultation onward. The director carefully checked my fat amount and skin elasticity with a huge full-body mirror and ultrasound. Rather than just saying they would take out a lot, they realistically explained the line that would suit me and how much change was possible, which actually made me trust them even more. I am the type who asks a ton of questions, and I really did ask, seriously, so many questions, but both the manager and the director answered everything in detail, which made me think, this is it...🥹 And what I liked was that when I said I wanted this done too and that done too, they didn't just agree to everything or push me into things; they only told me what was necessary, which made me trust them more. So they refused my calves and abdomen;;
<Immediately after surgery to day 4> The second photo is right after surgery. Honestly, before surgery I searched through so many reviews that I worried most about bruising, but it was less severe than I expected, so I was surprised. I really thought I would end up with super blue-purple bruises, but I don't think I bruised much at all. Of course, there was swelling. Days 2 to 3 were the worst, and after that it slowly started going down. But until around day 3, putting on and taking off the compression garment was hell. It hurt, and because I was swollen, it didn't go on easily, so I had to force myself into it. On the first day, someone really had to help me, and once you get used to it, it's fine, but it was hard enough that I thought I was going to die? Still, when I wore it, the line looked insanely pretty, so I forgot how hard it was to put on (?) Oh, and I couldn't sleep on my side I had to lie straight on my back. Even if I moved while sleeping, it hurt, so I naturally ended up sleeping in the correct position For reference, I work in an office, so I took a half day on Friday, had the surgery, and went to work on Monday!
<Week 1 to 2> The third photo is week 1, and the fourth photo is week 2. Honestly, it was still a time when a lot of swelling remained, so I wasn't expecting a dramatic change? But I could already see the line being refined, which made me so happy. Especially when I pressed my arm against my body, the feeling of it spreading out to the side was clearly reduced. The axillary fat area was also so clean Overall, the line felt smoothly refined, and I was so satisfied I almost passed out.. From the design stage, I could tell the director cared about the line, and seeing the result made me understand why. It didn't feel like they simply removed as much as possible; rather, it felt naturally refined while considering my overall proportions, so my satisfaction was crazy high (meaning my head doesn't look bigger..) And as anyone who has done liposuction knows, it's not just surgery and done! You also have to disinfect, wear the compression garment, manage swelling, and be surprisingly diligent...^^ I don't really do swelling care though.. maybe just not eating salty food? Still, the swelling goes down well, and every time I look in the mirror I can see the line changing, so I'm already happily imagining myself shopping for clothes<Hospital review> The facilities were clean and comfortable, so I felt good every time I went, and parking was easy, which made coming and going convenient too. From consultation to surgery, checking progress and the surgical area by KakaoTalk, and aftercare, everything was handled in an organized and meticulous way, so I felt reassured. More than anything, I really hate waiting, and there are so many hospitals that make you wait a long time even if you have a reservation I really hate that, but here they processed everything efficiently with almost no waiting time every time I went, which I also liked. The only downside is that you have to book the surgery date quickly It seems there are many people like me, because the schedule was packed. They said there is still swelling left and that more will come out, so I am satisfied now, but I am even more excited for what's ahead. I keep wondering why I didn't do this sooner The scar was left without visible stitched marks with 티투??, so it looks like it will not show after a few laser sessions. The hospital is really showy and stylish, so if you have any questions, leave a comment~~~~ I will be back next time with a 1-month review~~<PS>I am writing this so enthusiastically because.. I am the type who doesn't wake up easily from sedation, and they waited until I came to my senses, and after the surgery, when I was stumbling around looking for the bathroom, they even fixed my hair, held both of my hands tightly, and guided me step by step all the way to the toilet (?) before taking me back to the bed. I was moved by the nurse.. She also spoke so beautifully... I have had many cosmetic procedures, but I have never had a staff member like that.