I'm going for a TT and BL and a reduction (to help with fullness). I'm recently seeing things about auto augmentation. Some PSs seem to charge extra for this. I'm wondering if I could be a candidate and if it's worth the extra cost. I know upper pole fullness is best achieved with an implant, bit I'm looking for alternatives. If it at all matters I was a perky C before having and nursing 3 kids. With the last baby I went up to a J (not a typo!!) And now a DDD.
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You may be experiencing something known as “fluid shift”, which can
lead to internal dehydration; this is common after undergoing multiple procedures.I would encourage you to carefully monitor
your fluid intake, watch for unexpected bleeding or other changes, and schedule
a follow-up visit wit...
Unfortunately, breast lifts are almost always considered cosmetic in
nature, and therefore not covered by insurance plans or government
subsidies.The only exception to this is
a lower panniculectomy to remove excess lower abdominal skin and fat.
Thank you for asking about your breast implants.Like our bones and soft tissues, our implants can be damaged by violent impact.However you should not be taking that kind of blow to your chest -Jujitsu, as I understand it, focuses on taking people down by using balance and position to unbalance...
