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Would breast implants affect my sternum tattoo? (Photos)

Intuitive852736Dec 30, 2025
I’m currently a 34B (UK sizing) and wanting breast implants that are either 34DD or 34E. However I am wondering if this would affect my sternum tattoo.

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