164/49 skinny-fat arm + accessory breast liposuction review The photos are before/after_photos from the day of surgery! My criteria for choosing a clinic It didn't have to be bone-thin arms; I wanted a safe surgery rather than over-liposuction (cannula marks, side effects like muscle exposure, etc.) 1. I searched as much as possible for reviews from people with arm body types similar to mine, and narrowed it down to exactly two clinics with the arm line I wanted +When looking at reviews, I looked for photos without the compression garment 2. A place where I didn't have to wear the compression garment 24 hours a day 3. A place where the whole arm doesn't bruise like a purple sweet potato after liposuction 3. Prefer a clinic with one director 4. Whether CCTV viewing is available 5. The director's surgical experience During the consultation with the consultant, she only said what could be done, without exaggeration More than anything, I liked that this clinic confidently said there were no side effects or revision surgeries The nursing assistant who did my blood test was so kind, and the nurses in the operating room were also really gentle, so I was able to relax. I told them that I'm the type whose scars don't heal well, so I didn't want openings at the elbows, and they made two openings on each side of the armpits. The director predicted about 1500-600 would come out, but after it was over, I was surprised to hear that 1800 came out from my body I was much more nervous than for other surgeries, and I was serious about post-op care, so I managed it diligently Walking, stretching, drinking lots of water, scar care, etc. The conclusion is, right now (one month after) first of all, without immediately visible cannula marks or side effects, my arms became more bone-thin than I expected, so I'm satisfied (But I feel like they were even more bone-thin at 2 weeks after surgery.. Now they seem a bit more swollen than then)
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