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Sacrum part of my back juts out more than it should causing back pain, would a butt augmentation help? (Photo)

pblaschkaMay 11, 2020
The sacrum region of my back is enlarged/jutting out way more than it should causing pain when laying down, standing, sitting exercising.. basically every day life is affected because of this. Does not help that my butt is extremely small, even after years of working out lifting weights. The pain is excruciating on my sacrum/tailbone. Would a butt augmentation help with this pain?

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