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Crooked and still droop. What should I do? (Photos)

LeserlieAug 4, 2016
When first drew on my breasts, going into surgery, commented the gurney was crooked. should have asked him to flatten the table. Uneven, droopy, still touch together and cause sweat (1 reason I had it done was rash I would get when sweating /exercising) He says it is an easy fix, can be done in office, lift the bottom of the right breast and raise the nipple I WISH he had brought the nipple up higher, balanced out my" should have told you they would be crooked breasts" They look worse than before

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