When I get stressed, I tend to binge eat, so at some point, the fat started piling up heavily around my belly.
I got my company health checkup, and it says I have quite severe abdominal obesity and a high visceral fat level, so...
I felt like I really needed to take care of this. So, after much consideration, I decided to get the U-Skinny procedure for my abdomen at O-S Dermatology Clinic in Cheongdam.
I had a consultation with Director Kang Hyun-young, and she carefully examined my abdominal condition and
You explained very well what we should focus on, so I trusted you and proceeded.
I used to have a pretty distinct waistline, but after gaining weight, that line is totally gone and it just looks straight now lol
I was especially stressed about my lower belly and flanks (love handles).
So I asked the director to focus intensively on my lower belly and love handles.
(This is a photo of before the procedure -> about 2 weeks after!)
It wasn't a dramatic change right after the procedure, more like a "it's fading a bit" kind of thing??
But after about two weeks, I started to get a feel for it.
I could see the heavy feeling fading away and my waistline, which had disappeared, slowly coming back to life.
This is a photo from about a month after the procedure, and I could really feel the difference.
Since it's a job with a lot of overtime, I could barely work out, and honestly, I couldn't keep my diet completely strict either.
Just cutting back on late-night snacks as much as possible? Even so, my body lines are visibly more toned••!
When I wore clothes, my protruding belly felt much less burdensome and it defined my lines, so my confidence really shot up.
It feels like there are still continuous changes even though the procedure ended about two months ago now.
I started it because I wanted to go back to my prime, but now it actually feels like I've surpassed my prime lol
Those who are stressed about belly fat, especially those who find it hard to consistently exercise or stick to a diet
I recommend the tummy tuck skinny, it really works great!
⭐ Source: Naver Café ‘Hospital Footwork Encyclopedia’
