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300cc, Mentor - has 1 implant dropped too low or is the other sitting too tight? (Photo)

July 31, 2022
Asked By:Warmhearted231317 in England, United Kingdom

Am I bottoming out? I am 5ft 4 Breast fed 2 kids Enjoy the gym and lifting weights 27 years old I had mentor silicone smooth 300cc implants moderate profile under the muscle in feb this year I am worried one is bottoming out or they’ve settled too low on my chest. My surgeon said they look amazing and as they should be. I haven’t gone braless since the procedure. On the right boob I have loads of lower pole fullness compared to the right.

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