After seriously injuring my knee while working out hard, I was bedridden for two years.

At some point, none of my old clothes fit.

Fat gained quickly is quickly lost. Slowly gained weight It really doesn't budge.

Especially in my 30s, I am stressed because of body fat that does not go away even when I starve.

In the end, I tried the fat-dissolving injection (Aajusa).

 

Since I couldn't exercise after my knee injury, I lost muscle and accumulated fat.

For two years 10kg gain , my highest weight ever… As soon as I saw the InBody results, I was shocked and decided right away.

Looking for fat dissolving injections
I kept seeing 'Aajusa', which has a particularly large number of procedures and reviews.

There were three main reasons why I chose Aajusa.

✔ A method that reduces fat cells themselves

It's not just about reducing swelling
Direct injection into fat cells → Fat cell destruction → Size reduction
The description caught my eye.

✔ Especially effective for areas that do not lose weight through exercise or diet (belly fat)

The lower abdomen really doesn't go away.
So I thought, “This is the realm of outside help…”

The day of the procedure: what was the pain, the mood, and how did it really feel?

✔ InBody inventory mental breakdown

I took the InBody test after two years.
My body fat percentage has been below average my entire life. Slightly above average is actually…
This alone confirmed 80% of the decision to have the procedure.

The manager who gave me advice pointed out each and every number.
After being told “which part is the most effective”, I decided on the lower abdomen.

 

 

 

I couldn't take many pictures because there were a lot of customers
Overall, it feels neat and refreshing.
Surprisingly The proportion of male customers is quite high → I realized that belly fat is a common concern for everyone.

 

The moment of the procedure: "It hurts, but it's more bearable than I thought."

I am I'm the type that my face turns pale even if I just draw blood.
I'm really scared of injections,
This hospital was so touching that they even gave me a doll and a nurse even held my hand… 🥹

pain

• Than a stabbing pain

• A heavy, irritating(?) feeling as the drug sinks in deeply Close to

• But if you hold your breath, you can bear it

• The procedure time is not long.

Immediately after the injection, the inside of the stomach Full and plump So
The point is not to apply any force to the stomach at all.

✔ Immediately after the procedure

• Because my stomach is full Walking is a little uncomfortable

• Difficulty bending over

• A heaviness that feels like water has entered the house of a village worm.

• Almost no bruising

• water 3L or more I followed the instructions and kept to the instructions.

✔ Next day

• The heaviness of the ship is almost gone.

• Daily life possible

• There is virtually no pain

• The diet is not the hospital diet, but the usual diet Clean diet Adjust to

 

Finally, the most curious thing Changes after one week no see.

Exercise is

• 20 crunches x 5 sets
  I just did that and didn't do any separate waist exercises.

however… My protruding lower abdomen has completely disappeared.

• The waistline begins to become more defined

• The tight feeling when buttoning up your pants is gone.

• When looking at the stomach from the side, it changes from “convex to flat”

• The scar is so small that it is almost invisible.

• I actually feel like the weight in my lower abdomen has decreased.

 

Honestly, this is a change that is absolutely impossible with just one week of exercise.

When I wash my face and look in the mirror
“Huh..? The line is okay?” I looked at it twice.

 

Aajusa: Pros and Cons

merit

• Feel the change in your lower abdomen quickly

• Almost no bruises

• OK to go about your daily life the next day

• Almost no scars left

• Low stress during the procedure (the nurse holding my hand was a huge help…)

Disappointing points

• On the day of the procedure, my stomach was so bloated. I can barely do anything

• Effects may vary depending on constitution

• It's a bit of a hassle to have to drink a lot of water

 

 

 

1. On the day of the procedure, my stomach is heavy and plump. Daily life OK from the next day

2. A noticeable change in waistline in just one week

3. If you have concerns about your lower abdomen 100% willingness to revisit

Additional tips

• The lower abdomen Tracksuits rather than tight pants suggestion

• For aftercare 2~3L of water is required

• Don't overdo exercise Light abdominal exercises + diet control The effect is maintained even if you only do it

• If you have concerns about specific areas, you can also apply it to your arms and thighs (I am also concerned about this…)

 

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