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Mini TT with lipo or Full TT, advice? (photos)

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TheFlatSide2.0Mar 25, 2018

Had a consult with a Dr. and she said that even though I had muscle damage from 2 kids(2 c-sections) she felt a mini with lipo was the best option. I’m worried I will be disappointed. Thoughts?

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