<Upper arms before surgery><Upper arms before surgery><Upper arms before surgery><Upper arms after surgery><Upper arms after surgery><Upper arms after surgery>I guess it was because I repeatedly gained and lost weight, but the fat around my upper arms was sagging and the drooping was severe. I was shocked when I saw the photos from the shoot... all I could see were my upper arms So I worked hard visiting clinics and had the surgery at a hospital specializing in liposuction. It has been exactly 2 weeks now, and honestly, I am extremely satisfied with the results. I will summarize the changes from right after surgery until now. Day of surgery They treated the whole arms + front arms + back arms + under the armpits. I was nervous right up until anesthesia, but the injection on the top of my foot did not hurt at all. 2 PM surgery → returned to the recovery room around 5:30 PM. They showed me the fat canister, and 1,150 cc came out. It was shocking. Up to day 3 after surgery There was throbbing pain. It felt like sore, tight muscle pain. I could move my arms. I could even tie my hair. According to my fiancé, “one-third of your arms disappeared” lol Day 7 after surgery The swelling was tight in the morning and went down in the afternoon. The bruises below my chest changed from purple → yellow → greenish. Almost no bruising on my arms. The compression garment felt stuffy, but now it gives me a sense of stability. Daily life is possible. I have returned to work. Week 2 after surgery Stitches removed. It only stung a little. The scars are in places that are not noticeable. I am free from bandages + disinfection. Raising my arms upward is now almost no problem. I can visibly see the line changing. I can also feel that the accessory breast tissue has decreased. I definitely feel like my overall frame looks smaller. Satisfaction is high. I heard it will look even more refined with aftercare, so I am looking forward to it even more!
Arm liposuction Arm liposuction 2 weeks
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