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Can my bad breast lift be corrected?

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anon8694Feb 24, 2017

it's been 4 weeks since lift no implants. my right has loose skin and gathering at top. my nipples look too high. they are measuring 21 cm from neck. all my tissue is at bottom. can this be corrected.

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