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Body Contour Massage Therapy in Seoul: What It Can and Cannot Do

Body contour massage therapy uses manual techniques such as lymphatic drainage, or machines that combine suction and rollers, to move excess fluid, ease tissue tension and temporarily smooth the look of the skin; it does not remove fat. At Hommage Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, Dr. Kim Hyunbin explains where massage helps as supportive care and when a doctor-led body treatment such as ONDA or Tune Body fits your goal better.

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Quick answer

Body contour massage therapy, such as lymphatic drainage or suction-and-roller massage, moves excess fluid and eases tissue tension so the body feels lighter and skin looks smoother for hours to days. It does not remove fat. At Hommage Women's Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, Dr. Kim Hyunbin first checks that swelling has no medical cause, then explains whether supportive massage or a doctor-led body treatment such as ONDA or Tune Body fits your goal.

Key takeaways

  • Massage works on fluid and soft tissue, not fat cells; centimeter losses usually return within days.
  • Sessions take 30–60 minutes with no downtime, and effects need regular maintenance.
  • Swelling in one leg, with pain, or with breathlessness is a medical warning sign, not a cosmetic issue.
  • Hommage Clinic does not run a standalone slimming-massage program; its body treatments are doctor-led devices.

Infographic

Body contour massage in numbers

30–60 min

Per session

No recovery time; carry on with your day.

Hours–days

How long effects last

Fluid returns with sitting, heat, salt and hormones.

0

Fat cells destroyed

Massage moves fluid; it does not remove fat.

~0.5 cm

Thigh change in one trial

Average in 60 women with cellulite, across three massage types.

3

Main techniques

Lymphatic drainage, contouring massage and mechanical massage.

Typical figures for body contour massage; the 0.5 cm figure is from Tunay et al., 2010 (see references).
✚ Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul

Body contour massage at a glance

Key fact Details
What it is Manual or machine-assisted massage to move fluid, ease tension and briefly smooth skin
Treatment time Typically 30–60 minutes per session
Comfort From light, rhythmic strokes (lymphatic drainage) to firm kneading or suction
Sessions Effects are short-lived, so it is usually given as a course with maintenance
Downtime None for most people; occasional soreness or bruising after firm or suction massage
How long effects last Usually hours to days; regular sessions are needed to keep the effect
Its role Supportive and maintenance care alongside, not instead of, fat or skin treatments

Body contour massage may suit you if you

  • Feel puffy or heavy in the legs after long days sitting, standing or flying
  • Want supportive care between or after body-contouring treatments
  • Have mild cellulite and want a temporary smoothing effect
  • Have been advised gentle lymphatic massage after a procedure by your surgeon or doctor

Seek medical advice first if you

  • Have a painful, swollen calf or a history of blood clots
  • Have heart failure, kidney disease or swelling that is new, sudden or on one side only
  • Have a skin infection, open wound or active cancer in or near the area
  • Are pregnant, especially before any abdominal massage

What is body contour massage therapy?

Body contour massage therapy is a group of massage techniques used to reduce puffiness and make the body feel lighter and smoother. It works on fluid and soft tissue, not on fat cells.

  • Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) uses light, slow, rhythmic strokes that move fluid toward the lymph nodes. It is gentle and should not hurt.
  • Contouring or slimming massage , including Korean-style body massage, uses firmer kneading and stroking to loosen tight tissue and boost local circulation.
  • Mechanical massage uses a handpiece that lifts the skin with suction and rolls it between rollers. It is often offered for cellulite.

All three temporarily increase blood and lymph flow in the area and move fluid out of the tissues, which is why the skin can look smoother and limbs can feel lighter straight after a session.

What can body contour massage do, and what can it not do?

Massage can reduce fluid-related puffiness and make cellulite look smoother for a short time, but it does not destroy fat or change your weight. Knowing this helps you choose it for the right reasons.

What it can do: ease heaviness and swelling from long sitting or flights, give a brief smoothing effect on mild cellulite, relieve muscle tension and support recovery when a surgeon or doctor recommends it after a procedure. Small studies of mechanical massage report modest, temporary improvement in the look of cellulite.

What it cannot do: remove fat cells, tighten loose skin in a lasting way, or "detox" the body. Claims of losing centimeters usually reflect fluid shifts that return within days. Manual lymphatic drainage has a firm medical role in treating lymphedema, but that care is given by specially trained therapists under medical supervision, and is different from cosmetic massage. For lasting change in dimpling, see cellulite reduction therapy .

What happens during a body contour massage session?

A session usually lasts 30–60 minutes and needs no recovery time. A typical session looks like this:

  1. Your health history is checked, including blood clots, heart or kidney problems, pregnancy and recent procedures.
  2. You lie on a treatment bed, partly covered. Oil or cream is used for manual massage; mechanical massage is often done over a thin body garment.
  3. The therapist or device works in the direction of lymph flow, usually from the feet and thighs toward the groin, and from the abdomen toward the armpits and groin.
  4. Lymphatic drainage feels light and relaxing. Firm or suction massage can feel tight and occasionally tender over bony or sensitive areas, so say if pressure is too strong.

Afterward, drink water as usual and move around; some people need to pass urine more often for a few hours.

How long do the effects of body contour massage last?

The effects of body contour massage are temporary, usually lasting from a few hours to a few days. Fluid builds up again with sitting, heat, salty food, hormonal changes and time on your feet, so regular sessions are needed to keep the lighter feeling.

Many people use massage as maintenance: weekly or every few weeks, or before and after long flights. You can extend the effect with simple habits: walking and calf exercises, raising your legs at the end of the day, compression stockings for long flights if your doctor agrees, limiting very salty food and staying active. Fluid retention often increases before a period and around menopause; if hormonal symptoms trouble you, see menopause treatment for a broader plan.

Is body contour massage safe? Risks and who should avoid it

Body contour massage is low risk for most healthy adults, but it is not right for everyone, and some swelling is a warning sign rather than a cosmetic issue. Common, mild effects include temporary redness, muscle soreness and, after firm or suction massage, bruising or small broken capillaries, especially if you bruise easily or take blood thinners.

Avoid massage and seek medical advice first if you have:

  • A painful, warm or swollen calf, or a history of deep vein thrombosis, because massage could dislodge a clot.
  • Heart failure or kidney disease, where moving extra fluid back into circulation can strain the body.
  • A skin infection such as cellulitis, open wounds, or active cancer in or near the area.
  • Fragile skin, large varicose veins or a bleeding disorder.

During pregnancy, choose a therapist trained in prenatal care and avoid deep abdominal massage. Get urgent care for sudden leg swelling with pain, swelling on one side only, chest pain or shortness of breath, or, in pregnancy, swelling with headache or vision changes.

Massage vs energy-based body treatments: which is right for you?

Massage is supportive and temporary, while energy-based treatments aim for a lasting structural change in fat or skin. They work well together but are not interchangeable.

  • For puffiness and heaviness: massage, movement and compression are the main tools.
  • For a pinchable bulge of fat: fat-reduction treatments such as microwave energy (ONDA) or cryolipolysis reduce fat cells; massage alone cannot.
  • For loose or crepey skin: collagen-building treatments such as RF body tightening give longer-lasting firmness.

After surgical liposuction, many surgeons recommend gentle lymphatic massage to ease swelling, though evidence for its benefit is limited; always follow your surgeon's timing. Hommage Clinic does not perform liposuction, but our guide to choosing a liposuction clinic in Seoul covers what to ask about aftercare.

Body care at Hommage Clinic

Hommage Clinic is a walk-in-friendly women's health and skin clinic in Gangnam, a short walk from Sinnonhyeon Station. The clinic's body treatments are doctor-led device treatments: ONDA, which delivers microwave energy to the deep fat layer while cooling the skin, and Tune Body radiofrequency for localized fat and mild laxity. Soothing aftercare follows device sessions. The clinic does not list a standalone slimming-massage program, so if massage would add something for you, Dr. Kim Hyunbin explains what kind and from whom.

Because swelling and body shape often change with hormones, pregnancy and menopause, the clinic's gynecology andskin and aesthetic treatmentscan be planned together, and swelling that needs a medical check is not overlooked. Body treatments are cosmetic and are not covered by Korea's National Health Insurance; you receive a written quote before any treatment.

Mechanism

How does lymphatic drainage massage work?

The lymphatic system is a network of thin vessels just under the skin that collects fluid leaking from blood vessels and returns it to the circulation through clusters of lymph nodes, mainly in the neck, armpits and groin. Unlike blood, lymph has no heart to pump it; it relies on muscle movement, breathing and gentle pressure.

Lymphatic drainage massage uses light, slow, stretching strokes that follow this flow toward the nearest node group, usually clearing the areas closest to the nodes first. Pressing hard does not help, because the vessels sit superficially and collapse under heavy pressure. That is why a good lymphatic session feels surprisingly gentle.

How lymphatic drainage massage works: direction of lymph flow, Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul Abstract figure outline with arrows showing lymphatic drainage massage strokes moving fluid from the legs toward the groin nodes, from the abdomen toward the groin and armpit nodes, and from the arms toward the armpit nodes, with node groups in the neck, armpits and groin. LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE: WHICH WAY STROKES GO Lymph node groups Neck, armpits and groin Stroke direction Light, slow, toward the nodes Legs → groin Lower belly → groin Upper belly, arms → armpits Areas near the nodes are cleared first HOMMAGE WOMEN'S CLINIC · GANGNAM, SEOUL
1. Open the nodes Gentle strokes near the neck, armpits or groin come first, to make room for fluid arriving from further away.
2. Light, stretching strokes The skin is stretched slowly in the direction of flow. Heavy pressure collapses the thin vessels and is avoided.
3. Work outward, then back Strokes move gradually from the nodes toward the feet or hands, always pushing fluid back toward the center.
4. Move afterwards Walking and deep breathing keep lymph moving; the lighter feeling usually lasts hours to days.
Original illustration by Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul. Figure is abstract and simplified; it is not a self-treatment guide for lymphedema.
Techniques

Lymphatic drainage vs Korean slimming massage vs mechanical massage

The three main types of body contour massage feel very different and suit different goals. Choosing by feel alone can be misleading: a painful, firm massage is not more effective at moving fluid, and a gentle one is not a weaker treatment.

Gentle

Lymphatic drainage

  • Light, slow, rhythmic strokes
  • Best for puffiness and heavy legs
  • Should not hurt or redden the skin
  • Medical version used for lymphedema
Firm

Korean slimming massage

  • Kneading, pressing and stroking
  • Eases tight tissue and muscle tension
  • Can be tender; bruising possible
  • Effect on shape is short-lived
Machine

Mechanical (suction + rollers)

  • Handpiece lifts and rolls the skin
  • Often offered for mild cellulite
  • Usually given as a course
  • Modest, temporary smoothing
✚ Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul
Lymphatic drainage leg massage for puffiness, body contour massage guide by Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul Hommage · Gangnam Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul

Leg massage works upward, toward the groin, with light pressure. Illustrative photo.

Compare

Body massage vs fat-reduction and skin-tightening devices

The key difference is which layer each treatment changes, and for how long. Massage moves fluid in and between the layers but leaves fat cells and collagen structure as they were. Devices such as microwave (ONDA) or cryolipolysis aim to reduce fat cells, and radiofrequency aims to build collagen; those changes develop over weeks and last longer.

Body contour massage vs fat reduction and RF tightening: which layer each changes, Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul Three columns over abstract skin layers. Massage moves fluid between layers, effect lasts hours to days. Fat-reduction devices reduce fat cells in the fat layer over weeks. RF tightening builds collagen in the dermis over months. MASSAGE VS DEVICES: WHAT CHANGES? Massage Fat reduction RF tightening Moves fluid Hours to days Fewer fat cells Builds over weeks New collagen Builds over months HOMMAGE WOMEN'S CLINIC · GANGNAM, SEOUL
Goal Usually the better fit Role of massage
Puffy, heavy legs Massage, walking, leg raising, compression Main tool
Pinchable bulge of fat Microwave (ONDA), cryolipolysis, laser lipolysis Supportive only
Loose, crepey skin RF body tightening Supportive only
Dimpling Cellulite treatment by grade Brief smoothing, maintenance
Original illustration by Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul. Diagram is abstract and not to scale.
Doctor checking leg swelling before body contour massage, Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul Hommage · Gangnam Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul

Some swelling needs a medical check, not a massage. Illustrative photo.

Safety first

Leg swelling: when you need a doctor, not a massage

Mild swelling of both ankles after a long day or flight is common and usually harmless. Some patterns of swelling point to a clot, heart, kidney or vein problem, and massage can make them worse. Use this as a quick guide; when in doubt, get checked first.

Usually harmless

  • Both ankles a little puffy at the end of the day
  • Swelling after a long flight that settles overnight
  • Puffiness in the days before your period
  • Swelling that improves with walking and raising your legs

See a doctor first

  • One leg swollen, warm, red or painful (possible clot)
  • Swelling with chest pain or breathlessness: emergency care
  • New swelling with heart or kidney disease
  • In pregnancy, sudden swelling with headache or vision changes
  • Swelling that leaves a deep dent when pressed and does not settle
✚ Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul
At home

How to reduce body puffiness at home between sessions

Because massage effects fade within days, everyday habits do most of the work. These simple steps support the same lymph and vein flow that massage targets.

  • Move your calves: the calf muscle is the main pump for leg fluid. Walk, take the stairs, and do ankle circles and heel raises at your desk.
  • Raise your legs: for 15–20 minutes at the end of the day, above the level of your heart if comfortable.
  • Breathe deeply: slow belly breathing helps move lymph in the trunk.
  • Watch salt and heat: very salty meals, saunas and hot baths can increase puffiness for a day or two.
  • Gentle self-massage: light upward strokes from ankle to knee and knee to groin after a shower, with no heavy pressure.

If puffiness is mostly cyclical or has increased around menopause, a broader hormonal review may help; seemenopause treatment.

Walking in the city to reduce leg puffiness between body contour massage sessions, Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul Hommage · Gangnam Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul

Walking is the simplest daily lymph booster. Illustrative photo.

Evidence

Does lymphatic drainage massage work? What the research says

Most research on lymphatic drainage looks at medical lymphedema, not cosmetic body shaping, and even there the results are mixed. Studies of massage for cellulite are small and short. The honest summary: massage can ease discomfort and give a brief change in measurements, but it is not a reliable way to change body shape.

60

Women with cellulite

Randomized to mechanical massage, lymphatic drainage or connective tissue massage.

Tunay et al., JEADV, 2010
~0.5 cm

Average thigh change

Similar in all three groups; no technique clearly better.

Tunay et al., 2010
6 RCTs

Lymphedema meta-analysis

No significant difference in limb volume vs comparison treatments.

Wound Practice and Research evidence summary, 2016
Grade B

Pain and discomfort

Some evidence that lymphatic drainage reduces pain and heaviness.

Same evidence summary
What this means for you. Massage is a reasonable choice if you want to feel lighter and more comfortable, and as maintenance alongside other treatments. It is not a substitute for fat-reduction or skin-tightening treatments, and medical lymphedema needs care from trained therapists as part of a full plan that includes compression. Dr. Kim uses this evidence to point you toward the option that matches your goal.
✚ Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul
Traveling to Seoul

Body care in Seoul for international visitors: flights, swelling and timing

Long-haul flights are a common reason visitors ask about lymphatic massage: legs swell after hours of sitting, and many Korean body-care programs are marketed around it. A few practical points help you plan safely.

  • Leg swelling after a flight should settle within a day or two with walking. If one calf becomes painful, warm or swollen, see a doctor before any massage, because long flights raise the risk of clots.
  • If you are combining body care with a device treatment at Hommage Clinic, ask Dr. Kim about timing; after heat-based devices it is usually better to wait until tenderness settles.
  • Contact the clinic by WhatsApp, KakaoTalk or the contact form with your dates; bring your passport for registration and a list of medicines.
  • On the flight home, walk the aisle, flex your ankles and drink water; ask about compression stockings if you have vein problems.
Body care in Seoul: travel and swelling plan for international visitors, Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam Arrival day: walk, hydrate, raise legs. Day 2: assessment with Dr. Kim, swelling checked. During the stay: device treatment if planned, then massage only once tenderness settles. Before flying: gentle walking. On the flight: move every hour and flex ankles. Clinic at 509 Gangnam-daero near Sinnonhyeon Station. BODY CARE IN SEOUL · TRAVEL PLAN Arrival Day 2 Your stay Last day Flight Walk, hydrate, raise legs Assessment, swelling check Device first, massage later Gentle walk, no sauna Move hourly, flex ankles 509 Gangnam-daero, Seoul Near Sinnonhyeon Stn · Line 9 / Shinbundang HOMMAGE WOMEN'S CLINIC · GANGNAM, SEOUL
Original illustration by Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul. A painful, swollen calf after a flight needs a doctor, not a massage.
Long-haul flight seat, leg swelling and body care for visitors to Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul Hommage · Seoul Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul

Long flights are a common cause of heavy, puffy legs. Illustrative photo.

Calm treatment room for body care, Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul Hommage · Gangnam Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul

A good provider asks about your health before touching your legs. Illustrative photo.

Choosing well

How to choose body contour massage in Seoul

Body massage in Seoul ranges from spas to medical clinics. Whatever you choose, these questions help you avoid wasted money and avoid risks:

  • Do they ask about clots, heart, kidneys and pregnancy? A short health check should come before any session.
  • Are the claims realistic? Be cautious of promises of fat loss, detox or permanent centimeters.
  • Is the therapist trained in lymphatic technique? Especially important after surgery or for medical swelling.
  • Is pressure adjusted to you? Lymphatic work should be light; pain is not a sign it is working.
  • Is a doctor available if something is not right? One-sided or painful swelling needs a medical view.
  • Is the price for a clear course? Know how many sessions are included before paying.
✚ Hommage Women's Clinic · Gangnam, Seoul

What affects the cost of body contouring care?

For massage, cost depends on the technique, session length, the provider's training and the number of sessions. For doctor-led body treatments at Hommage Clinic, such as ONDA or Tune Body, it depends on the device, the area, the number of sessions and whether treatments are combined with options likeEMS body sculptingorultrasound cavitation. Body treatments are cosmetic and not covered by Korea's National Health Insurance; you receive a written quote before any treatment.

Your visit

What to expect at a body-care consultation

01

Assessment

Dr. Kim looks at where you feel puffy or uneven, whether one or both sides are affected, and whether fat or loose skin is involved.

02

Health check

You are asked about blood clots, heart and kidney health, pregnancy, medications and recent procedures.

03

Plan

You hear whether supportive care, a body device such as ONDA or Tune Body, or a medical check is the right next step.

04

Quote and follow-up

Any treatment comes with a written quote, and progress is reviewed at a set follow-up visit.

Dr. Kim Hyunbin, associate director for skin and aesthetic treatments at Hommage Clinic
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Dr. Kim first checks whether swelling or puffiness has a medical cause that needs investigation before suggesting any body treatment. Dr. Kim treats massage as supportive care and explains when a structural treatment for fat or loose skin would match your goal more closely.

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Body contour massage: frequently asked questions

  • Does body contour massage reduce fat?

    No. Massage does not destroy fat cells or reduce your weight. It can move excess fluid and make an area look slimmer or smoother for hours to days, which is why measurements sometimes drop right after a session. For lasting fat reduction, treatments that target fat cells, such as microwave or cold-based devices, are needed.

  • How long do the effects of lymphatic drainage massage last?

    The lighter, less puffy feeling usually lasts from a few hours to a few days. Fluid gradually builds up again with sitting, heat, salty food and hormonal changes. Regular sessions, daily walking, raising your legs and compression stockings on long flights help keep the effect longer.

  • Is lymphatic drainage massage safe during pregnancy?

    Gentle massage from a therapist trained in prenatal care is generally considered safe in an uncomplicated pregnancy, but check with your obstetrician first and avoid deep abdominal pressure. Some leg swelling is normal in pregnancy, but swelling in one leg, or sudden swelling with headache or vision changes, needs urgent medical review.

  • Can massage get rid of cellulite?

    Massage, including mechanical suction massage, can make cellulite look smoother for a short time, but the dimples return because the fibrous bands under the skin are unchanged. It is most useful as maintenance alongside other treatments. See cellulite reduction therapy for options with longer-lasting effects.

  • Should I have massage after a body-contouring treatment?

    It depends on the treatment. A brief massage is part of the standard protocol right after cryolipolysis, while after heat-based devices it is usually better to wait until any tenderness settles. After liposuction, follow your surgeon's advice on when lymphatic massage can start. Ask the doctor who treated you before booking.

  • Does Hommage Clinic offer body contour massage?

    Hommage Clinic does not list a standalone slimming-massage program. Its body treatments are doctor-led, using ONDA microwave energy and Tune Body radiofrequency, with soothing aftercare after device sessions. Dr. Kim can explain whether massage from a qualified therapist would add anything to your plan.

  • Can foreigners get body treatments in Seoul?

    Yes. Visitors and foreign residents can book a body-care assessment at Hommage Clinic in Gangnam. Walk-ins are welcome, or book ahead for a set time; bring your passport for registration. If you are flying soon, mention it, since long flights affect swelling, and contact us before your visit to arrange language support.

  • How often should I get lymphatic drainage massage?

    Because the effect lasts hours to days, people who use it for comfort often book weekly or every few weeks, or around long flights. There is no fixed medical schedule for cosmetic massage. Daily walking, leg raising and calf exercises do much of the same work between sessions.

  • Does lymphatic drainage massage hurt?

    It should not. Lymphatic drainage uses light, slow strokes because the lymph vessels sit just under the skin and collapse under heavy pressure. Firmer contouring or suction massage can feel tight or tender, so tell the therapist if pressure is too strong.

  • Can body massage help bloating?

    Gentle abdominal massage may ease a feeling of fullness for some people, but it does not treat the cause. Bloating that is new, persistent, or comes with pain, weight loss or changes in bleeding should be checked by a doctor rather than massaged.

  • Is Korean slimming massage the same as lymphatic drainage?

    No. Korean slimming or contouring massage usually uses firmer kneading and pressing to loosen tight tissue, while lymphatic drainage uses very light strokes to move fluid. Both have short-lived effects on shape, and neither removes fat.

  • Who should not have lymphatic drainage massage?

    Avoid it and see a doctor first if you have a painful or swollen calf, a history of blood clots, heart failure, kidney disease, an active skin infection, or active cancer in the area. In pregnancy, check with your obstetrician and use a therapist trained in prenatal care.

  • Can I have body massage after a long flight?

    Gentle massage after a flight is usually fine if both legs are mildly and equally puffy. If one calf is painful, warm or swollen, or you feel short of breath, seek medical care first, because long flights raise the risk of blood clots.

References

Sources used for this page, reviewed by Dr. Kim Hyunbin. Read our editorial and medical review policy.

  1. Tunay VB, Akbayrak T, Bakar Y, Kayıhan H, Ergün N. Effects of mechanical massage, manual lymphatic drainage and connective tissue manipulation techniques on fat mass in women with cellulite. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2010;24(2):138–142. Abstract
  2. Wound Healing and Management Node Group. Evidence summary: single modality treatment of lymphoedema: manual lymphatic drainage. Wound Practice and Research. 2016;24(2). Full text
  3. Cellulite: an evidence-based review. Am J Clin Dermatol. 2015. PubMed

This page is general information and does not replace a personal consultation. Illustrations are original works of Hommage Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul; photos marked illustrative are not of patients.

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