A woman in her early 20’s who is a 32A cup and wished to be a full b or small c if possible. She is very thin at 5’7” and 101 lbs and a BMI of 16.06. Her case is also complicated by a pectus excavatum, which is a depressed hollow of the sternal area. CONTINUE READING
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