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180CC Too Small For A To B Cup Increase?

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Mika TanakaAug 25, 2011

I am 5'4" and 115 lbs. Currently 32 A. I would like to achive full B. 180 cc will be filled to 200cc and it will go under my muscle. I am not sure it will give a full B figure.

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