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3 months post op, breasts feel still hard, when I lay down, they feel like the cooked chicken breast on my chest. Why? (photo)

JoJo9988May 24, 2017
They barely movable, I can't even push them together, is this normal, it has been 3 months, I don't see any hope for getting a soft natural breasts. I called the PS office to express my concern, every time I get the the same answer wait until 6 moths......, If I don't see any changes now, will the D&F happens in one day? I don't know what to do now. Please help!

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Dr. Mahmood Kara, MD - Account Suspended
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