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Breast augmentation 3 year ago - am I bottoming out? If so, can it be corrected? (photos)

chlo26Jan 12, 2022
I had breast augmentation 3 year ago are they bottoming out, can this be corrected? I wanted to achieve fullness on the upper part but feel i haven't got this, i feel all the volume/ fullness is in the lower breast, I don't feel happy with the results if I'm honest, can this be covered for revision or has it been too long? I don't want upset the clinic/surgeon as not feeling happy What should I do? Thanks

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