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Is there a doctor in the Dallas area that has experience with large implants? (Photo)

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shaylaschuererDec 6, 2015

I had a breast lift with implants 3 years ago and I am not happy with the results. I am wanting go a lot larger; I have 425 CCs now but am wanting over 650 CCs. Is there a doctor that will be willing to do that and has experience with larger implants.

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