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Is 500cc breast implants too big for me? (Photo)

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Myy.ladyOct 1, 2017

I currently have 325 with a lift but they are soo natural almost the same how i had them before and i want to go bigger im thinking 500 so there will be a significant difference i love that fake perky fuller look of breast implants thats why i was thinking 500 since i do have a wide chest and im not skinny , i weigh 133 lbs and im 4"11 ft what do you think?. I wasn't too happy with my surgery because i also don't like how the shape of my breast look , one is smaller and has a weird shape.

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