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Is it normal for my breast to literally go away. i was told that its my fat tissue and cells. its to point were there's almost nothing there. its sad?
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Weight loss: Most often, but not always, breast size will change with weight loss or gain. Insurance companies sometimes deny coverage of patients for breast reduction if they are overweight. If you loss considerable weight and breast size was small to begin with, the breasts could become smaller.
Answered 9/28/2016
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