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Being able to afford removing and replacing failed breast implant.

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My right breast implant deflated a year ago. I am now deformed with my left implant still intact. I now have a lump rolling around in my breast. I want to fix it but do not have the money to pay outright and poor credit. I don't know what to do but I have to fix this even if it means just removing everything and not replacing them. I'm new to Florida and need a doctor as well.

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