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Am I too skinny for an S- Curve Brazilian Butt Lift ?

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April.STAug 17, 2016
I have been concerned if I would be a proper candidate for an S curve Brazilian butt lift. I am 5'1 and when I started getting interested in researching the procedure, i weighed 120lbs and I've purposely have been gaining weight, where now I'm currently 126lbs. I wanted to know if I'm still too skinny or if I should be gaining more weight ?

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