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Why do my Sebbin round implants feel hard and weird?

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akhhbv1Mar 20, 2022

I had breast surgery with SEBBIN round implants, silicone I believe, subglandular. They feel very hard and I can feel them moving around when you squeeze my breasts. When you touch my cleavage, it feels like you're poking something unnatural. Is this normal? Is this because of the brand? I would like to change the implant.

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