I'm a bride-to-be with 3 months left until the photoshoot, and my arms were just hopeless. I didn't want to wear a dress with these arms, so I pushed ahead with surgery. I went to get estimates from about two hospitals, canceled the hospital I had pre-booked, chose the current hospital, and proceeded. The reason I chose it was that the director personally did the consultation, and during the design consultation they checked and showed me the fat thickness in my arms with ultrasound, which made me trust them. Also, various reviews backed it up, so I chose the hospital. I had 360-degree arm liposuction, accessory breast removal, and posterior arm bulge treatment (I chose a canceled reservation date and received a discount). Maybe because my arms were so bulky, they removed as much as 2300 cc. On the second day after surgery, it hurt so much that I took 4 Tylenol tablets at intervals, and after that it became bearable. When showering I had to use a waterproof bandage, and when wearing the compression garment I had to put a daily bandage over the Steri-Strip tape on the wounds to prevent chafing. But removing that daily bandage hurt so much, and a lot of sticky residue was left behind, so my skin texture got weird too. So after that, whether it came off or not, I just showered without putting on the daily bandage and wore the compression garment as usual haha It's been about 2 weeks now, and I still can't raise my arms straight up. I really like the line, but maybe because they removed a lot, the stiffness/uneven hardening is a bit severe The bruising was bad too, but it's completely gone now. I'll diligently receive the hospital's aftercare and manage it well.
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