I was really stressed this time because of a diet plateauI also have diabetes, so weight doesn't come off easily, and even after trying both diet and exercise, the effect was minimal. So I went around to several clinics, and last time I got fat extraction injections in my arms. I was more satisfied than expected, so this time I went ahead with my abdomen too! Especially because of diabetes and other underlying conditions, I had a lot of concerns about things like surgery, but this wasn't sleep anesthesia, it was local anesthesia, so I liked that it felt less burdensome. The abdomen is a larger area, so I was a little worried, but the results from my arms were good, so I tried going ahead with it this time too! It's been about 3 weeks since the procedure now. At first, because of bruising and swelling, my abdomen felt a little?uncomfortable. But now the bruises are all gone and I have no problem with daily life. The swelling isn't completely gone yet, and my abdomen feels slightly tight, but I can see it gradually improving over time, so I feel reassured. These days, after work I also do strength training at the gym from time to time, and because I'm consistent with aftercare, the bruising and swelling have gotten much better. After passing weeks 2-3, it definitely got more comfortable and I could visibly see the swelling going down, so my satisfaction got bigger. It's not the final result yet, but like when I did my arms, I expect it will get even better with time. For people who have trouble losing weight, or who struggle with weight management because of diabetes like me, I think it may be worth considering at least once. I don't regret it, and actually I feel like I should have done it a little earlier
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