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Honest 2-month review of Infinite LAMS Hupagori with amazing thigh results (비…

Hello!

About two years ago, I quit going to the gym and started gaining weight,

Wow.. from 56 kg to 73 kg in the blink of an eye, I suddenly gained 17 kg?

My starting number changed twice. Is this real..

It’s not like I just need to lose 5 kg or 10 kg, when I thought about having to lose 17 kg.. I felt overwhelmed, not knowing where or how to even start,

So I looked into liposuction, but because of the anesthesia risks, I chose Infinite LAMS!

I watched the news yesterday and saw that another Chinese patient died during liposuction... (that’s seriously so scary)

LAMS is a fat-extraction injection done without sedation or general anesthesia, so you can get fat removal safely!!

Then let me start my honest self-paid review of Infinite LAMS Hupagori.

GO GO!!

----------------------------------------------- ◎ What is my body type?

Even when I was at my thinnest, my hips and thighs were sturdy, so I had a lower-body obesity type!

1. Hip dips 2. Duck butt from anterior pelvic tilt 3. Cellulite galore from sudden weight gain 4. No thigh gap

So I had overall lower-body complexes.

----------------------------------------------- ◎ What are LAMS? Infinite LAMS? Hupagori?

Infinite LAMS is basically a fat-extraction injection.

A fat-dissolving solution is injected into areas with fat, after which the fat is melted like soft tofu, and then it’s sucked out with a syringe.

It can be done infinitely, or by the bottle depending on the number, but

for me, doing it infinitely made much more sense cost-wise, so I went with the infinite option!

They planned to extract fat from the entire inner and outer thighs!

Hupagori simply means a fat-extraction injection + fat grafting that creates an S-line.

It removes fat from the flanks (love handles), and fills in the hip and hip-dip area with fat.

You can become like those people with pretty leggings fits that you always see at Pilates or the gym!

I originally went in only planning to get Infinite LAMS on the whole thigh area (inner and outer), but after hearing the explanation for Hupagori, I decided to do both right away!

If I did it together with Infinite LAMS on the thighs, I thought the overall line would look more balanced, so I decided to do both while I was at it.

I booked it for the same day, and got it done during the Lunar New Year holiday. (If you’re also an office worker, it’s best to schedule leave and rest for at least 3 days!)

----------------------------------------------- ◎ What was the procedure like?

First, LAMS is done in the following order.

1. Buttock injection such as antibiotics

2. Lie down on the bed and listen to the precautions

3. Apply antiseptic to the area

4. Local anesthetic injection in the area

5. Inject the fat-dissolving liquid into the area

6. Extract the dissolved fat with a syringe (done)

7. Drink orange juice and apply LED light to the area

My one-line review of LAMS is: “It hurts more than I expected.”

✔ The local anesthetic injection in step 3 feels like pinching the skin very sharply with a fingernail

Pain level 3/10 (where 10 is the most pain I’ve ever experienced in my life)

✔ The fat-dissolving liquid in step 4

A strange viscous liquid comes into the skin all squishy and slippery, and it’s not a pleasant feeling (similar to carboxy, but heavier)

Pain level 2/10

✔ The fat-extraction injection in step 5

The fat dissolved by the fat-dissolving solution becomes soft and clumpy like soft tofu, and then it gets sucked into the syringe in a swoosh-swoosh-swoosh way

The pain varies a lot by area, but the hard areas like saddlebags and flank fat don’t hurt. If anything, it felt refreshing, like scraping off cellulite.

Pain level 2/10

The inner thigh fat really hurt more than I expected. But thankfully, the inner thigh area is small, so it would be over quickly,

and as you keep going, the fat-dissolving solution also contains anesthetic ingredients, so it gets less painful.

Pain level 8/10

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◎ BEFORE & AFTER comparison by time

< Immediately after >

There wasn’t really any swelling or pain. (The numbness lasted throughout the day)

Bruising started to appear gradually from the evening of the same day,

Week 1: purple sweet potato Week 2: pumpkin sweet potato

It supposedly fades over 3 to 4 weeks like that.

< Day 3 >

The swelling was worse than yesterday and felt tight and puffy

When I woke up in the morning.. Wow, it felt like someone had beaten me up.

I already tend to swell a lot in my legs, so that may have made it worse My legs wouldn’t straighten properly, to the point that I could barely walk. Days 2 to 4 are the worst part.

< 1 month > This is the period when the line changes most dramatically. The thigh gap also shows up, and as the swelling goes down overall, a whole new world opens up.

By then, there’s no inconvenience in daily life at all!

< 2 months > They say weight keeps dropping until the golden 3-month mark! Even without any exercise or dieting, I lost 6 kg in just two months.

From now on, I’m planning to manage my body a bit better with diet and light walks!!

________________________________________ ◎ One-line review of LAMS

My height is 164 cm, my aesthetic ideal weight is 51 kg, and a healthy body weight is said to be around 55 kg.

Even for my health, I’m planning to return to the 56 kg I maintained in my early 20s!!

I’m so glad I started my weight loss journey with LAMS. It felt like a booster shot, losing 6 kg in just two months. (No dieting, no exercise at all)

So up to now, that was my honest review of Infinite LAMS for the outer thigh and flank area, Hupagori.

I’ll compare things carefully, and if I find other good procedures, I’ll introduce them to you~~

Then bye!!

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