Diet Aajusa Arm Line Management Review

Since my wedding is next month, I couldn't help but worry about the dress line, so I was worried about my arms.

 

 

Since I don't have much time, I was looking for a method with a short cooldown and that doesn't interfere with my daily life, and that's how I found out about Aajusa.

 

Since I had heard that extraction and liposuction take a long time to recover and that general lipolysis only reduces the size of cells, I made an appointment for acupuncture to destroy fat cells.

 

Since it was after lunch on a weekday, I was the only one with a reservation, so the interior was quite spacious. The interior was decorated in pink, and drinks like water and soy milk were provided.

 

My concerns were the bulge in my upper arms and the back of my bra, but since I had a formal dress fitting scheduled for this week, it was essential that there be no bruising or swelling.

 

First, I created a chart, took the InBody test, and then talked to the director.

 

I heard that it works by cracking the fat cell walls with water pressure and bursting the cells with osmotic pressure to discharge them as waste.

 

Afterwards, during the director's consultation, I checked the InBody results and the diet medication I was currently taking, and proceeded with the design by looking at the photos myself.

 

After changing clothes, I went to the injection room and got shots mainly on the hind wings and upper arms.

 

I was lying face down holding the doll and getting hit. My back felt a sharp pain, but my arms felt almost painless.

 

Immediately after the injection, the medication will be absorbed and the affected area will appear swollen and a bandage will be applied.

 

 

When I removed the bandage three hours later, there was only a little bit of the medication on my clothes, and the bulge was gone by the next morning.

 

I was advised to drink at least 3 liters of water a day, so I continued to drink it.

 

The next morning, the drug that had entered my arm had been completely absorbed.

 

 

Aside from a small needle mark on my right arm, my left arm was intact and there was no bruising or swelling, so I went out wearing short sleeves right away.

 

On the third day, when I went for a dress fitting, I was able to finish without any problems as there were no visible injection marks.

 

After about a week, I checked and the crease around my elbows and the side lines felt more organized than before.

 

Although the weight loss was not significant, there are some visible changes in the arm line.

 

 

The degree and course of pain experienced by each person may vary, and it seems necessary to observe further changes in the future.