Hello before-after, I’m someone who just got unlimited thigh LAMS!!!!
I got it today, and I just woke up from sleeping and am writing this lololol
First, the reason I wanted thigh LAMS was because my thighs really would not slim down. Even if I exercised, my thighs stayed sturdy.
I had the consultation a month ago, and they said since my fat was very soft and squishy, it would come off well.
The procedure was today, and the doctor said there probably wouldn’t be a need to extract that much?
The coordinators, or whatever I should call them, were super kind (almost to the point of being a bit burdensome lol), and I wasn’t particularly nervous.
The coordinator kept saying, why are you so calm...? lol. But I mean, being nervous doesn’t make it not hurt... So I just lay down on the bed really calmly.
But honestly, I thought LAMS wouldn’t hurt that much. But it did hurt... When they made the holes to insert the device, I went “ugh,” and when they said, “We’ll do the anesthesia now~,” I went “aaagh,” of course internally.
I thought they would do anesthesia first and then inject the solution, but I don’t know if the solution and anesthesia are done together or what. The device slid in and moved swish-swish under the skin while the solution came out in a sloshing way, and it felt like a snake entering under my skin.
Of course, it wasn’t painful enough to die from, and I was able to endure it, so I got it done, but I wouldn’t say I want to do it twice...
On top of that, during suction, when they worked on the outer areas that weren’t done, it felt like being pinched hard, and there was a part where the anesthesia hadn’t taken well, so they added more anesthesia.
If anyone here is thinking about LAMS and you really can’t tolerate pain... LAMS... think about it again...
Anyway, after it was done I was sitting there dazed, and the coordinators came over and said, “Whoa, they extracted a lot, huh?” Then I checked the bottles, and it came out to 22 bottles... Wait, didn’t you say they didn’t need to extract much? lolololol
I got laser treatment, listened to all the post-LAMS precautions, including that I might feel dizzy, and left. I wasn’t dizzy, but my hands were trembling.
I took a taxi home, ate, took my medicine, slept, and just woke up now hehe. The pain is less than I expected. When the anesthesia was wearing off, it tingled a bit, but now there’s none of that... I’ll manage it diligently and bring before-and-after photos from week 1!!