Revision arm liposuction at 0000 Clinic: complications review (hollowing, skin laxity, etc.)

This post was written based on the rights of consumers guaranteed by our Constitution and the Framework Act on Consumers, and I would like to state that its purpose is only to share information and help other patients, not to disparage this medical institution in any way.-----------------A few years ago, I had arm liposuction at a large hospital and was generally satisfied, but I wanted the arm line to be a little more refined, so about 10 months ago I had revision arm surgery, side-chest liposuction, and forearm liposuction at 0000 Clinic. As a result, I currently have hollowing in both forearms, hollowing above the left elbow and on the inner upper arm, excessive pigmentation and abnormal skin texture on the inner right forearm, and excessive wrinkling and underarm laxity in both axillary accessory breast areas. It is a hospital that specializes only in liposuction, and because the arm, side chest, and forearm were each charged separately, I paid an absurd amount and had the surgery, but in many ways my condition got worse and it has been hard to fix. I paid money, and I ended up with more scars too, but I am more dissatisfied than after the first surgery. After the first surgery, I thought lightly, maybe it turned out okay overall, but couldn't it be refined just a bit more? Now I want to go back to the very first surgery... The scars also increased more than I was told in advance.. (3 on the upper arm, 2 on the forearm, 1 on the inner side of the armpit, 1 on the side chest) *Both sides = 14 total. Please refer to the before-and-after photos and the conversation with the doctor.<Conversation about excessive wrinkling and underarm laxity in the axillary accessory breast area>Me: The shape looks really strange. Doctor: The shape right now is really good. This is how we normally suction it out. Other people would be fine with this. Me: So you mean this is just a matter of personal taste? Doctor: Of course. Nothing is wrong right now, is it? You used to be plump, and now I have made it very neatly. I removed it so cleanly. I can make it back into fat grafting if you want. Other hospitals recommended lifting rather than fat grafting because of the skin laxity. If lifting is done, there will be scars about 6 to 7 cm on both sides of the armpits, and the scars will not disappear. Looking at the armpits and axillary accessory breasts, they say, 'The shape is really good, it was put in neatly, it was removed cleanly.' I am once again realizing how important it is to have surgery with a doctor whose aesthetic standards match mine. The post was limited in length so I could not write everything, but I have also posted a more detailed entry on Naver Blog under the title 'My own-money arm liposuction, revision complications (over-suction, hollowing, etc.) review,' so if you want more details about the complication situation, please refer to that!