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Approximately how much would just a crescent thigh lift cost?

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Rosieformama7Jan 27, 2018

Now how much for just a crescent thigh lift? I had gastric bypass years ago and this is my only REAL area of concern. Also I'm afraid of vag gap so does everyone sew to the pubic bone to prevent this phenomenon. Lol I've been warned. Probably standard practice. I do not have alot but enough that i will not wear shorts. Thank you. I'm in xenia area.

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Dr. Kenneth Hughes, MD
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