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Can I consider subglandular (overs) with this very small, low profile implant? (Photo)

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I have low set large B cups. No big increase in size desired, just want to fill them out a bit with silicone implants + fix the convex effect in my upper pole! Different surgeons have advised sub musc + sub gland, all w/small implants. I am a masseuse: animation deformity during work would be embarrassing. I would love for them to bounce/ 'behave' like naturals, & not migrate outwards/downwards. CC risk + the effects of gravity bother me, but does the small size mean I can get away with it?

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