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What might i do to get perky breasts during/after weightloss?
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Perky Breasts: It is common to have fallen breasts because of being overweight or as a result of weight loss. Unfortunately, there is no exercise that can be done to make them perky again. Once the skin has stretched it needs to be surgically tightened by means of a breast lift. This can be done with or without an implant depending if you want more volume.
Answered 7/2/2017
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