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Did I bottom out again? What should I do?

December 15, 2024
Asked By:Charming862264 in Zürich, Zürich, Schweiz

28f, 63kg, 1m 65cm. So i tend to bottom o. I had my first Surgery with only 250cc and it bottomed out. The surgeon fixed it and i had no problems. I went with bigger implants 390cc and it bottomed out on my left boob again and i had a fix. Now almost a year later it seemed like it bottomed out again? Can i just leave it as it is or can something bad happen form from it? I am looking into a new surgeon.

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