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Dent in fat tissue on my bum (Photo)

Lilleblomst89Apr 5, 2018
Hi, I got this dent or unevenness during sports more than ten years ago, from a fall on to a sharp edge. It kind of creates a shadow and I can also feel it when I touch the erea.It has been bothering me the whole time, since it’s showing in all kinds of bikinies. What would be the best and easiest way to fix this?

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