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My breasts are saggy and big and i'm very self conscious. if i lose weight will they firm up?
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Saggy breast: If you are currently overweight and your breasts are large and saggy, losing weight will reduce their size but they will likely be just as, if not more, saggy than they currently are. A breast reduction/mastopexy/augmentation can fix that though.
Answered 3/26/2013
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