After<2 weeks>Before<day of procedure>About 10 years ago, I had arm liposuction done badly, so my arm line became uneven. And even after liposuction, when I gained weight, I gained fat on top of that uneven shape, so it became thick and uneven in shape, making it look even thicker. When designing, the teacher explained my arms, and said that if fat isn’t removed evenly during liposuction, it becomes lumpy, so there are often cases where people come back again.
The result is, as expected, I did really well getting it done. They’re a design hotspot.
They said LAMS hurts the least on the arms, but it hurts a bit afterward, so I was really nervous. Before getting married, my younger sibling had LAMS and walked around with arms bruised black, so I asked them to help me bruise less, and I really didn’t bruise. It’s to the point where you could do it in summer.
They said it depends on the teacher, and when I did my abdomen, I bruised a lot and it hurt shockingly, but shockingly, this didn’t hurt. There was no bruising right after the procedure either, so I wondered why I waited until winter
When I had liposuction, I remember my arms being extremely hot, swollen, and painful, so it was really distressing. Still, I liked that they got thinner afterward, but since it was my first time, even though the line turned out uneven, I thought all liposuction was like that. These days, with liposuction, the consultation teacher and procedure teacher can be different, but being able to hear the design explanation during consultation, and being able to hear explanations during the procedure too, are advantages of LAMS.
I asked them to leave only the fat needed for survival and remove everything else, and 13 came out. It’s 2 weeks after the procedure, and there’s still swelling left. It went down by 1 cm,,,, I’m looking forward to the line change.
I’m curious about friends who’ve had Arm LAMS. How long did it take for all the swelling to go down?