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Is the Serdev Method For Butt Lift Effective?

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nana76Jul 2, 2012

now i hear one treatment to lift butt and other part off body call serdev, is it okay do butt lift with serdev? any side effects? Any options other than major surgery? how safe is and the result ok?

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