Lately, I’ve been increasing the weights quite a bit at the gym and following a proper shoulder routine. Honestly, I was slightly worried that the treated area might feel uncomfortable or tingle.
But even when I go heavy on bench presses or military presses, I don’t feel anything unusual at all, lol.
After two months of lifting weights, I can really appreciate why the doctor carefully considered the location of the deeper muscles from the moment he picked up the needle.
Another interesting thing at the two-month mark is that the pump I get during exercise blends with the filler line, making my shoulders look like Captain America’s, lol.
Before, I would only have that volume immediately after working out, and it would disappear again after taking a shower.
Now that the underlying frame looks more defined, the shoulder shape still remains even after the pump subsides, lol.
My trainer has been looking at my shoulder line lately and saying that the muscle definition looks completely different and that the frame was shaped really nicely. He’s even jealous, lol.
(Meanwhile, I’m silently thanking Dr. Jung, lol.)
As the weather gets warmer, I’ve been wearing tank tops and fitted T-shirts more often at the gym. Seeing the definition in my deltoids during shoulder presses makes me smile every time, lol.
I also recently had a profile photo shoot to celebrate how nicely my shoulder line has taken shape, lol. The way clothes sit on my shoulders is honestly amazing.
People around me keep asking how my shoulders got bigger, so I’ve become good at casually saying that I’ve just been lifting heavier lately, lol.
Even with intense weight training, I haven’t noticed any change or shifting in the shape, and it feels like a natural part of my frame.