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Breast augmentation from 36C to 600CC don't want a lift. (photos)

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ladyexoxoDec 11, 2016

I have provided pictures for a better advice. I am aware and been told I need a lift wich I am trying to avoid because of the scar I've lost some weight and caused me to loose. Volume in my Breast I have my surgery date this coming Friday. The dr has recommended 600 cc but I feel that is too big. The biggest I would like to be is double D no bigger . Also what would be the best technique to insert implants. Thanks in advance

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