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BA 600cc. 5 weeks post op. Will they drop more?

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Camila kJan 20, 2018

I’m 27 y.o 118 lbs 5’4”. Little bit more than two years ago I had my first BA. I followed recommendations of my doctor to go with 375 cc moderate profile under muscle. I was really happy with results, but since I always wanted to have a Full D cup I decided to go back and have my second BA 2 years after. I had 600cc moderate plus profile placed under the muscle. I love them, but I’m just wondering if they would drop more? And do you think they look good for 5 weeks post op?

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