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Lumpy,Bumpy,Inner/Outer Thighs with Dents. How to Correct? (photo)

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aguilar2320007Jul 30, 2012
I had lipo on my inner/outer thighs by a board certified plastic surgeon, and now my legs are ruined. I heard of something called liponow that are injections to fix it by a nurse in AZ. Im trying to debate whether to fly out there to get the procedure done. It just sounds to good to be true.I'm really depressed and I have lost my self esteem..

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