Do not get liposuction on impulse I think it is one of the procedures with the most brokers The hospital where I had surgery has tons of reviews, and it's the kind of place almost everyone knows by name It was famous for taking a lot out, and there were many reviews, so I trusted it and had the surgery, but they charged me twice the price they had listed on the website for large-volume liposuction, and the aftercare is completely terrible. It just feels like a surgery factory Even the recovery room is just shared in a line by all the patients who come out, and every time I went for aftercare the caregiver was different. Anyone can tell it's lousy... They said it was radiofrequency, but it wasn't even warm, they just applied gel and rubbed it cold a few times and that was it
And they say that after liposuction, fat returns more slowly in the operated area. It's not just slower, it gains weight in a lumpy way around the cannula needle marks And if you don't control your diet and exercise after lipo, you gain it back right away Saying you don't gain weight is really complete bullshit Whether you lose it or gain it back, it ends up wrinkled If you look at successful liposuction cases, there aren't many obese people who lose it with good elasticity. It usually works for people who have a thin waist but a rounded lower belly, skinny-fat types, people with some extra flesh, or people without much visceral fat People who are considering liposuction are often overweight and fleshy, but for people who are fat, elasticity will definitely drop and indentation happens easily Rather than spending several million won to lose fat for a moment and end up with scars, I really recommend prioritizing a camp-style diet, exercise, or dietary control to lose the weight You have to exercise for your lines to change.. Even if you get lipo, you absolutely still have to control your diet and exercise. It's true~~ If you are not going to exercise for the rest of your life, do not have surgery You'll regret it It comes back anyway