<What the back fat under my sports bra is saying: "Please save me"><Side profile, who are you?> I’ll start with a testimonial photo from liposuction, using a sports bra.
Everyone, you are now looking at the back fat of a woman two months after #abdominal_liposuction.
It’s really amazing, right?
My back, which looked so tightly squeezed, now somehow looks a little more relaxed.
Can you see it?
The before and after almost makes it sound like the sports bra strap is screaming, "Please save me."
Next is the second testimonial photo.
Another pre-op photo of me.
Once again, my pre-op body does not lie.
I don’t know why back then I really never even thought about surgery.
Before things got to that point, I should have decided on surgery and gotten help.
A hospital specializing in obesity opened right in front of my home,
so why didn’t I think of this back then?
Me, seriously,
such a total dummy.
Yes..
Actually, I was someone with fair, milky skin underneath.
It was just hidden by the folded rolls of belly fat, and my body was a little hard to look at,
but now you can see it, right?
To think that such a fair, smooth abdomen could be achieved with just one liposuction surgery.
I really think this might be a revolution.
On day 73 after liposuction surgery at a liposuction-specialized hospital in Incheon,
I was so satisfied with myself that I took a huge number of photos.
Pat pat!
Weight loss is hard, but if I just eat recklessly,
it’s easy to gain weight, but really hard to lose it,
and I absolutely cannot go right back to square one,
so this time has to be different!
I’m going to keep a firm grip on myself
and try to go for it again.!
I’m trying to think calmly, telling myself this too shall pass.
Still, when I wear clothes, the fit has changed this much!
If you’re considering liposuction like I was,
1. First, look for a hospital close to home.
2. Make sure to have the surgery at a hospital specializing in liposuction! (Essential)
I can’t entrust my body to plastic surgery doctors who do eyes, noses, and sometimes liposuction!!!!!
I can only entrust my body to a doctor who specializes solely in liposuction surgery!!!!
And the hospital I went to was a liposuction-specialized hospital, and the directors’ credentials were really impressive!
3. During consultation, choose a specialized place where aftercare, a separate diet teacher, and a separate doctor for medication prescriptions are all subdivided.
Not those ribbon-shaped pills where the counseling manager just says, “Please take these prescribed meds”!
I did it at a place with an actual diet-management nutrition counselor and a director who separately handles medication prescriptions,
so I feel like I’ll be able to get through the dreaded plateau now.
Please remember these three things I mentioned,
and succeed with "liposuction"!