At first, I had only my upper arms and inner thighs treated with LAMS in Busan. At that time I was awake, and the anesthetic injection (probably local?) hurt like crazy, but after that I got better quickly. Then I was removing it while talking with the female director;; She later showed me how much came out in the syringe. It was orange because it had a little blood mixed in, which couldn’t be helped. Even one or two drops make it turn orange. So that was fine, and the effect was good. But after that I went to the main clinic in Seoul and had liposuction under full sleep anesthesia, and I also had hip dip grafting. At first they put in a crazy amount, so it was seriously like a foreigner’s butt, and my older sister was taking care of me next to me, disinfecting it and all that, so she took photos every day and showed me the back. Back then I was like, wow, it’s ruined. This isn’t what I wanted at all, it’s serious;; but since it gradually went down over time anyway, in the end my body shape became normal.. maybe I should have gone bigger then;; After actually doing LAMS -> liposuction + grafting over time, I came to understand how celebrities like Jjjs or A-n can have such wide hips and that kind of shape. If a definite result is guaranteed, then as long as you have time and money, there’s nothing you can’t do. Since after doing it you’ll be in pain and need care, being home for two or three months is probably possible. That was me. Losing weight was unbelievably hard, so I did LAMS at first, and then since there were no side effects and it seemed fine, I went further. I feel jealous too. If you’re a celebrity, you’d get recommendations from the dermatology and plastic surgery clinics you already go to, and the company would already have the result set, and you’d have lots of money. All you’d need to spend is the time and pain, so that level would be easy. Pain is not easy either, but if the result is guaranteed like that and there’s big data to back it up, I’d definitely do it. I did a lot of clinic visits and was nervous right up until just before going in, but after I actually did it, my family would sometimes stare in disbelief even now, over a year later, saying things like “you’ve come to have a day like this too..” and “there’s basically no fat left, you took it all off,” shaking their heads. The cost is basically similar to the price of signing up for PT several times, right? Of course I shouldn’t get complacent and I always have to pay attention and keep working harder, but instead of doing PT blindly... it was better for my body, mind, and heart to just go a little crazy and do it all at once, then go to PT after that.. (I’ve tried PT and Pilates and everything even now) Now, exercising or wearing leggings is just embarrassing, not to the point that I can’t stand seeing myself at all. I can wear them confidently and work out. That makes me go to exercise more and keeps my mind at ease. I recommend it. Also, the directors and staff who handled me were kind to begin with (there was one older male doctor at the main clinic, except for him;;; everyone else was kind), and whenever I was scared or anxious, they helped me through it from beside me. That was the only thing that made me feel stable back then. But because they took so much out, my stamina was really needed at the time, so I should have taken good care of myself at home afterward. Luckily my older sister helped me, and she really supported me when it came to disinfection and any dangerous situations that might happen. For example, if I suddenly felt dizzy at night after getting home or had trouble sitting up? Having my older sister nearby (she was at home then) made it comfortable, and my anxiety went away We would disinfect every day and laugh it off, saying, look at that butt, this is insane. Back then it really did hurt? But time passed and I knew it was a good decision. Now I can barely even remember the pain Go ahead and do it like crazy, I recommend it.
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