A Challenge, but a name pls

[Demi-Is-Queen]

A Challenge, but a name pls

 

[Shoestring]

It is a challenge when you can't see her face.

 

[DarkBLue12345]

A Challenge, but a name pls

I dunno but they are a proper pair of bolt ons

 

[piffpaffpuff]

doubt you'll get a name, originally posted over a year ago. possibly a private video.
View attachment Sexy blonde big perky tits - Videos and Photos Porn - EroMe.mp4

 

[StunkMcDump]

I dunno but they are a proper pair of bolt ons

her norks look fake as fuck but i cant see that gross scarring undeneath them or around the nipples

 

[DarkBLue12345]

I'm not a fake tits expert but they have to be fake as fuck. They look like a pair of strap on tits

 

[StunkMcDump]

agree they look like someone has shoved two large jellytots up there but the abcense of scar’s is puzzling

 

[piffpaffpuff]

agree they look like someone has shoved two large jellytots up there but the abcense of scar’s is puzzling

Breast enlargement (augmentation) can be performed with incisions that minimize or avoid visible scarring on the breast itself. Techniques like transaxillary (through the armpit) and transumbilical (through the belly button) approaches allow for implant placement without direct incisions on the breast. Another option is a small incision in the inframammary fold (breast crease), which is naturally hidden and difficult to see.



Scar Minimization Techniques:

• Transaxillary:
  Incisions are made in the armpit, and an endoscope (a thin tube with a camera) is used to guide the implant into the breast pocket.
  

• Transumbilical:
  Incisions are made near the belly button, and the implant is inserted through a tunnel created under the skin.
  
  
• Inframammary:
  Incisions are made in the natural breast crease, which is often hidden from view.
  

Advantages of Scar Minimization:

• Aesthetics:
  Less visible scarring on the breasts can be a significant advantage for patients who want a more natural look.
  

• Shorter recovery:
  Scar minimization techniques can sometimes lead to a more comfortable recovery with less pain and faster return to normal activities.
  
  
• Preservation of breast tissue:
  Some techniques, like the transaxillary approach, may avoid cutting through breast tissue.
  

 

[StunkMcDump]

no idea why most of them dont do that to avoid them scar’s that look like hotdog skin