A woman has been denied her ninth boob job because her plastic surgeon warned her breasts could burst with any further augmentation.
With her 34FFF cup size, Sheyla Hershey has “reached the legal limit for silicone in the body,†the NY Daily news says. Despite warnings by US doctors, Hershey, 28, is being persistent and will take her wishes for a 34GG to doctors in Brazil instead.
“Your breasts could literally burst,†Dr. Robert Rey told her, but she didn't care.
“I think big boobies look beautiful,†she told The Sun. “I am just following my dream and I won't let anyone stop me.â€
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