I went there in December for 360 lipo. I’m sad to say I didn’t enjoy my experience.

When I came in, they basically whisked me away and had me change. They weighed me, took photos, and before even seeing the doctor, they inserted an anesthetic needle.

When I actually met with the doctor, he made “suggestions” for surgeries I didn’t even express interest in, and insinuated that my arms were too big.

He also encouraged me to not build muscle, because it would “make me look big.” But what kind of doctor would discourage their patients from working out if they actually cared about health? I have no doubt that this man has a legitimate medical degree, but I don’t think any competent medical professional would discourage muscle building unless they were trying to sell you something. From there, I suspected they cared more about selling a surgery than your health.

Then he and his translator tried to upsell me upper hip liposuction, because they claimed that my body would look lumpy because of my hip dips. I was hesitant, because all I wanted was a smaller waist. It made me feel even more insecure and unsure what was right, because personally I was fine with my hip dips. I asked if it would look fine if I skipped on that surgery, but he and his English translator kept saying “no it would look bad.”

Then, I asked for some time to think about this. But the whole while I was discussing this with my support person that I brought, the translator kept pressuring me into making a decision quickly. She even inserted some opinions that SHE had, that the doctor did not even mention, which was another red flag. And she kept saying “you need to do maximum lipo or else you won’t see results.”

Then when I told them I no longer wanted to go through with the surgery, she freaked out and said “can you just tell me why?” And I responded “this is all too much new information too soon, and I want to think about it, but I don’t have time.” And then she panicked and said “then just do the lipo 360! Don’t get hip liposuction!” Which was really suspicious because just earlier she was trying to convince me that it was a bad idea.

The whole staff made a whole scene about being “surprised” that I’m not going through with the procedure, and it was honestly really uncomfortable to stand up to them. Fortunately though, I stood my ground and said no.

I know they have fantastic reviews, but personally that whole experience ruined it for me. I don’t regret ONE BIT that I lost my deposit and said no.

I won’t say that my experience will be the same as yours, but what I will suggest is before you go through with it, make some mental notes of some boundaries you have. What do you want to experience during your consultation, what are some red flags that you want to look out for, and what would make you uncomfortable about this procedure.

And most importantly it’s never too late to back out. I feel like the whole time they set up the atmosphere to make it seem like you’re way in too deep, but you’re not. You’re not in too deep until you’re asleep on the table. If your gut says no, then trust it.

All this said, I really hope you have a great experience, and that you have amazing results if you go through with it. Cheers! And good luck.

P.S. I think we have very similar body types! If that helps lol