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A member asked:
I'm only 17 yo. why are my breasts sagging? size c. i gained weight recently. is this why?
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Probably : if you gained weight and then experienced breast changes then that's a logical reason. Work on getting that weight back off and your breast may return to their usual size
Answered 12/17/2020
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