A life where the inner thighs don’t stick together anymore... is thigh lipo at 3 months real?

Bringing a 3-month update on my thigh lipo Even at the 2-month mark, I thought all the swelling would already be gone, but looking back now, it seems like there was still some swelling left. The line keeps getting slimmer, haha. Before, there was a bit of numbness, but now it just feels like my own leg. Totally natural!! Especially the aftercare I kept getting in Daejeon really seemed to help a lot. After treatment, going home and seeing the line settle felt different, which was fascinating. For the pre-op photo, I got it during my last aftercare session because I was curious what my leg looked like before going to the clinic, and I was shocked the moment I saw it I can’t believe my leg used to look like that,, The inner thighs and outer hips were such a huge stress for me, it was shocking No matter how much weight I lost, my legs stayed the same, so I hated being photographed, but these days I actually look in the mirror first instead Checking my thighs every morning has become part of my routine now^^ The fact that my thighs don’t touch anymore is a whole new world... Before, I felt rubbing when I walked, but now that’s almost gone!! Since the line where the thighs connect has been tidied up, my legs themselves look longer!! Friends ask if I lost a lot of weight, but my body weight didn’t change that much. Still, because the line changed, I look like a different person Around the first month, I worried a lot about hard lumps and unevenness, but as time passed it really did gradually loosen up People who worry early like I did probably don’t need to be too anxious Lately I’ve just been doing running and light stretching, and the results are holding up well. Honestly, thighs were a body part where I felt the limits of dieting, so I’m very satisfied!! If anyone is thinking about surgery, I think it’s worth properly researching it rather than living with line-related stress for a long time.