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Recently had a revision - will my breasts sag again? (photos)

BaddestBJun 26, 2023
I got a revision done and I'm wondering if my breast will sag again • 370cc • Above the muscles • Anchor breast uplift • Mentor round moderate plus profile xtra gel breast implants • didn't have a lot of capsule so we decided on these implants and done the lift I love how they look and it's very perky but hope it doesn't drop and I'm able to run etc and no flipping of the implants and bottoming out ....

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