Diet review from Ms. Hyunjung Lee
InBody before the LAST Diet
InBody after the LAST Diet
Changes in weight and overall condition
Main health changes Improved stamina
Interview
Q1(Question). I hear it has already been 4 years (1,460 days) since you first came to us?
A1(Answer). Yes, I have been with TheLINE Plastic Surgery's LAST Diet for four years now. In the past, even when I lost weight with great effort, the 'rebound' would quickly bring it all back, and it was a constant source of stress. But since starting treatment here, I have not only lost weight but held it steady with no major fluctuation for 48 months, and that is what satisfies me most.
Q2(Question). Middle-age weight gain is a common worry. Can it really be solved?
A1(Answer). The fact is that as you age your basal metabolic rate drops and so-called 'middle-age weight' tends to settle in, right? I too used to worry because even a little food would add excess fat. But after doing the LAST Diet as my middle-age weight diet, there has been no such change and my contours have stayed firm. Every time friends around me ask "what on earth is your secret," I feel the power of a middle-age weight diet.
Q3(Question). I hear you now focus on 'wellness IV therapy.' How often do you come?
A1(Answer). The intensive diet stage is behind me now, and I visit once every 30 to 60 days for wellness IV therapy. It is a process of clearing out toxins and lifting my condition, so along with the diet effect I gain vitality. Thanks to this routine of visiting about 6 to 10 times a year, my anxiety about maintaining my weight is completely gone.
Q4(Question). What keeps you from stopping treatment after four long years?
A1(Answer). Because I know how hard it is to restore your body's balance once it has broken down. The LAST Diet is not simply about starving - it provides care suited to my constitution. Having seen real results from a middle-age weight diet, it has become a healthy habit I cannot separate from my life. I want to keep looking healthy and refined just as I do now.
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