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Could my collar bones stick out too much?
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Yes.: Too much is a subjective thing. If it is bothering you have it evaluated.
Answered 2/24/2021
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Too much??: for who...for you??? Yes the collar bones (Clavicles) can appear prominent if you are very THIN > Perhaps you should gain some weight?? Just a thought! Dr Z
Answered 2/24/2021
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