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How bad will my breasts grow a year or two post Liposuction? (photo)

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Isabella2011Aug 28, 2014

I'm a 33 year old mother of 2 beautiful girls. I'm really thinking about having liposuction toy abdomen/bra line/flanks/hip/fat transplant to my buttock. However, I'm only 5'2" 130lbs and can run half marathons. My boobies are 34 DD right now and I'm worried that they will grow much bigger a year or two post lipo :( Please, help me lower down my anxiety. Thank you in advanced!

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