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Can gaining weight fill in upper pole fullness of breasts post weight loss? age 23 my breast have no cleavage.any treatment?
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Weight loss: can also cause loss of breast tissue mass. Diet and exercise are helpful; however, no guaranty that breast size or cleave will enhance. You should consult with both your GYN and a plastic surgeon.
Answered 11/26/2016
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