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3 years post op breast enlargement. Have an indentation, what can be done? (photo)

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coco1233kzjdjeMar 10, 2022

I got my breast enlarged about 3 years ago and I notice in my of thrm there is a indentation. Can u pls tell me what it is and what I can do?

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