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Legendary 6-Week Thigh Liposuction Review & Tips for Managing Swelling and Bio-Bond…

<Legs before surgery><Current legs at 6 weeks after surgery>I’ve already hit 6 weeks since thigh liposuction! I posted before, but I added more information to the post, edited it, and am uploading it again! ​ Right now, the circumference of the thickest part of my thighs has gone from 53 to 46 cm, a total reduction of 7 cm, and I’m wearing size small shorts haha ​ After struggling with swelling and going through my elephant-leg days, as the swelling and bio-bond are gradually going down day by day, my legs keep getting slimmer! I’ll share the lower-body swelling and bio-bond care tips I do! ​ ​ 1, Stretch often (very important) + thigh exercises ​ When I wake up, I always start with lower-body stretches Especially the areas where joints bend (knees) are places where swelling stagnates, so I carefully stretch around the knees too, and I also often do stretches that pull the inner thighs. I keep looking up stretches for reducing leg swelling on YouTube and following along, and I think I do a huge amount of stretching every day. It helps a lot with loosening bio-bond. Since I stretch often now, I don’t have any pulling or uncomfortable feeling in my thighs at all. I’m also massaging my thighs and calves thoroughly with a foam roller, and I think it works well These days I’ve also added exercises for inner-thigh fat and saddlebags, and I’m working hard to manage everything so my legs get slimmer! ​ 2, Drink lots of water (important) ​ Everyone knows how important this is, right? I make sure to drink 1.5-2 liters of water a day and go to the bathroom often. Since I’m eliminating often, I think the swelling goes down faster. I don’t drink things like soda, and instead I drink a lot of water ​ 3, Pumpkin juice, swelling medication, swelling tea ​ Early after surgery, I took Newvein, Danggwisusan, Tripline, and One Quick (famous as a plastic-surgery swelling product), and since one month after surgery I’ve been consistently taking pumpkin juice, One Quick, and vitamins. I don’t know if it’s just in my head, but I feel like Danggwisusan and Tripline help the swelling go down better. Honestly, there are many people who say they don’t really know whether swelling products work, but I just kept taking them haha This time I also ordered red bean pumpkin tea (swelling tea), and I’m drinking it consistently! ​ 4, Warm compress pack ​ I heard it’s good to apply something warm to the knees and thighs with a loess pack or something like that, not an electric machine, so I keep doing warm compresses for about 20-30 minutes, 3 times a day! I heard bio-bond is weak to heat, so I warm it up nicely with the pack. ​ 5, Lymphatic massage (important) ​ I mix lotion and oil 3 times a day, apply plenty to my legs, and massage the lymph nodes around my knees and groin. Make sure to do this! It’s really good. I heard lymphatic massage is good for eliminating waste. ​ 6. Walking (important!!!) ​ Make sure to walk 20-30 minutes a day! I also walk a lot while busily doing housework. Moving a lot is the best for reducing swelling. ​ 7. Manual post-care shop ​ Personally, I think a post-care shop is essential. Getting professional post-care from an expert and doing home care at home are on completely different levels, and I think bio-bond loosens better and faster, the line settles more beautifully, and it’s better overall I’ve seen quite a few cases where people started post-care very late after too much time had passed, or didn’t manage it at all and left bio-bond alone, and it settled in an unattractive way. So after surgery, from 2 weeks later when my stitches were removed, I’ve made sure to go to a post-care shop once every week After getting Endermologie and thorough manual care, I definitely feel like the lumps loosen quickly. Never save money on post-care..! I bought a package and plan to keep going. I recommend combining a manual care shop + home care rather than trying to break up bio-bond alone with only home care at home ​ ​ Until 2 weeks after surgery, I was in pain, so I couldn’t do stretching, foam rolling, massage, or anything like that at all. I just ate well and rested hard, but from 2 weeks after surgery I started feeling a bit better, and since then I’ve been making sure to do all the things I wrote above every single day. ​ For reference, my stats are 159/50, and there’s no change in my weight compared to before surgery (yesterday I suddenly lost 1 kg and became 49 kg though) Even though I’m not doing a separate diet meal plan, by managing myself intensely with the things I wrote above, especially stretching really diligently, my legs changed like that. I feel like they’re changing more and more every day. They were also very bumpy, but day by day they’re gradually getting better. I still have a lot of inner-thigh fat that can be grabbed, and swelling remains, so I think they’ll get even thinner. ​ Liposuction isn’t over after surgery; I think the management starts from after surgery After getting liposuction, I started wanting more for my legs. Before, I just left my thick elephant legs alone, but now I keep wanting my legs to get thinner and prettier ​ Everyone, let’s work hard on swelling and bio-bond care and make slim arms and legs~~ Let’s manage intensely and make a pretty body!

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