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Cellfina Spanx! How tight does it have to be?

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CarolinapriveFeb 9, 2017

How tight do the spanx after having the procudure needs to be ? I have one from my previous lipo but I can't barely breath in them, and the regular spanx, right but I can at least breath !

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