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Coin slot belly button. Will I need a revision? (Photo)

April 26, 2025
Asked By:Modest411897 in Port St. Lucie, Florida

Hello, I was wondering if I will need a revision to correct my belly button after a TT. I’ve been wearing a belly button shaper for months and when I take it out to shower my belly button looks absolutely perfect and natural . The problem is that in about 3-4 hours it completely closes and looks like a slit. I need an honest answer as to whether this will resolve and if not how can it be fixed ?

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