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Im 5'3, i used to be 130lbs. i lost weight & am now 97lbs. my breasts lost volume and moved further apart and i can see my sternum bone, can i fix it?
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You: Lost too much weight. The only way of to gain about 6 lbs and see or visit a plastic surgeon. The changes you see are normal after your significant weight loss
Answered 7/4/2014
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Put some weight back: on , You should weigh around 115 lbs,
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