Fat transfer to butt and hips.

Hey guys!!! Long time ????. I have been doing well and happy with my results. I had some issues with seroma, my body kept retaining water at my lower stomach however Dr Sato has been so sweet. I didn't want a drain and she offered to drain with a needle anytime I want to stop by the hospital. She also came to work on a sunday just to help me drain. I love her, she has been so kind and responds ASAP all the time I reach out to her.
Also, went for a check in today and they gave me a gel to help with the scars. I have posted the pictures of my scars and the gel I was given. I started using it tonight and will give feed back if it works ????.
I am too lazy to take a picture of my body ????but I will post that soon.

Had an appointment with Dr Sato today because my body had been retaining water and she had drained me twice over the past two weeks. She confirmed I was alright today and didn't need to drain. I also got a tighter garment, moved from medium to small. I have reduced significantly from how I was initially and have lost volume to the butt but the shape still in place and every time I compare to my before picture. Lol. I just smile and appreciate myself now.
My friend said my doctor performed a miracle on me so no complain. Lol

My honest review based on my experience.

The pain isn't something I can describe , it was hell. I wasn't even conscious on the first day and I thank God for my best friend who helped me. My doctor doesn't use drains so my friends house was stained with blood trying to get me in. They tell u not to eat from midnight the day before the surgery so I was also hungry but couldn't move cos I lipod my arms. My friend was feeding me like a child with yoghurt. I didn't pick all my meds and she had to run around for that. She took two days off work to stay with me. You can't do it alone. Someone who really loves you needs to be with you. She never believed I needed the surgery but she choose to stand with me. I tell my self I am a strong person but this surgery made me weak. My lowest point was trying to get up the bed and get back in.
Because it takes me time to get myself out of bed, I sometimes start peeing on myself before I get to the bathroom but I bought these disposable panties with pads so that helped me not to stain the floor.
Today marks day 7 and I much better, I came back to my house day 4, I can bend slightly to clean up etc but I just order food online and not stress with cooking. I have been by myself from day 4 just watching movies and relaxing.

Beyond all the pain, if I am asked to turn back the hands of time, I will take the same decision to do it. I had struggled with low self esteem for a very long time in my life. I grew up in the midst of people who had reasonable backside but I was bigger at the top and smaller below. At some point in my life, I started using butt pads.
My friend kept telling me she doesn't see me that way but self esteem has to do with the individual and as long as it was a struggle to me, I knew one day I will work hard, save money and make a change.
Right now I am don't care if my shape comes out as Kylie Jenner or the kardashian but I know I can't be the same with how I looked.
I didn't focus on a lot of wish pictures, just told my doctor in person my areas of concern.
I feel fulfilled and although towards the surgery I kept asking myself what if I die. People will gossip and say she died of plastic surgery but I sent an email to someone on realself who used my same Doctor and I was encouraged with her words. I also trusted God who sees my heart and trusted my doctor to bring me back to my family. I only told two people the real thing most others just think I am not feeling too well.
In summary, if u want to do this, I will say do it, go for a good doctor who has good reviews and cares about you. My Doctor cares about her patients. Don't have too high expectation on how u wanna look afterwards so you don't get disappointed. Just know you will definitely look better. Pray to God if you believe in one ( I am a Christian) and take the bold step.
Cheers.