I've been working out and getting PT lately, but I don't feel like my weight or body shape is changing as quickly as I thought.
Maybe it's because of my age... I feel like I'm not like I used to be.
So I did some research and found out about a diet treatment that was not far from my house.
Even if you exercise and diet at the same time, it can be frustrating when you reach a plateau.
This time, I visited with the intention of receiving help from Aajusa.
As soon as I entered the hospital, the interior was overall clean and the waiting area was spacious, so I was less nervous than I thought.
The staff's guidance was also calm.
At first, I measured my weight using InBody and was a bit surprised to see that my weight had increased, but I felt better because my muscle mass had increased and my body fat had decreased.
However, I was honestly a bit depressed because I could still see that the stomach was sticking out a lot.
I heard that I gained weight rapidly while taking antidepressants and that the extreme diet I went on at the time was one of the reasons for my current condition.
They also showed me how my body was twisted, but it was a bit shocking because it was my first time seeing it in such detail.
The consultation focused on lifestyle habits, diet, and exercise patterns, and I was given an explanation of the injection dosage and cycle accordingly.
It didn't feel like it was just a procedure and it was over.
After changing into my uniform, I went to the treatment room. The changing room was well-organized and the overall atmosphere in the treatment room was calm.
When I was getting the procedure, they gave me a doll to hold because they thought it might hurt, but when I actually did it, it only stung when the needle went in, and the injection itself was more bearable than I thought.
I was told that it was a method of injecting strong water pressure into the fat layer, and that's how I did it.
I think my tension was gradually eased as they kept checking on my condition during the procedure.
After the procedure, she said that a lot of the injection was administered and her stomach was very swollen right after.
It doesn't show up well in the photo, but in person it was quite swollen.
I was also given instructions on how to manage it, and I drank a lot of water and did light aerobic exercise.
It's been about a week now, the swelling has gone down a lot, and my abdomen feels a little different when I touch it.
I think we still have to wait and see how long this will last, and I think there will be individual differences, so I'm going to keep watching for the time being.
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