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I've lost 48 pounds and now i have some loose skin on my breasts. how can i tighten that without surgery?
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Exercises: Try pectoral muscle exercises. Those can be demonstrated by your trainer/ staff at gym. These are the muscles on the chest behind the breasts.
Answered 9/28/2016
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