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Is this symmastia? I got 350cc Motiva ergo low profile (Photo)

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I am 23y female. Originally a B cup naturally. I am 9 months Post OP and I am wondering if I have Symastia? Is this normal for my boobs to be this close together? I got 350 CC Motiva Ergo Low Profile.

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