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Congenital symmastia fix? (Photo)

Sparkling100013May 12, 2021
I have NOT had implants or prior breast surgery. I have congenital symmastia and hoping for feedback on internal bras as a fix? Any other recommendations? I am also hoping to have a fat transfer to breast and would like to know if this would be possible given the condition.

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Dr. Donald R. Revis Jr, MD
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