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I went to get my first aftercare today. Originally,
it would have been perfect if I went on Wednesday,
but I put it off and ended up going on Friday ;;
Because I am severely obese,
I had the procedure in the hope that it would motivate me to diet
rather than make a dramatic change
. The difference from a regular diet
is that I take the risk of surgery first, so
if I take that out, I can go on a diet by keeping my body in line,
and since circulation is especially important, I usually do it
on a daily basis . I've been stretching
more
and massaging with my hands more, and
I think I'm naturally starting to pay more attention to those areas!
For aftercare, I start with high frequency first.
Because the high frequency is cool,
the person who cares for me said that
the swelling goes down and you feel more lumpy,
but if you massage a lot at home and
especially apply lotion well , it helps
maintain elasticity
! It gets dry during the recovery process, so
take care of moisturizing!
I didn't pay much attention to moisturizing, but I'm going to pay attention to moisturizing for the remaining period. What I'm
currently
doing is
a diet of 2 liters of water
(regular meal + light dinner) - plenty of vegetables,
walking for at least 30 minutes a day,
stretching every now and then.
I lost a total of 5 kg!
I have to have
my abdomen done now
;; I'm worried ㅠㅠ It's okay after the surgery,
but I felt like
I was going to die for 2-3 days right after the surgery. I'm leaving this for myself to see and for motivational records,
so I hope you feel comfortable watching it.
The person who did my aftercare today worked hard to take pictures.
Post a lot of comparison shots.
The elbow area is still saggy, so
I'm going to give it a lot of massage.
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