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I don't know much about implants or what they use exactly, but assuming they're liquid silicon with a density of 2.57g/cm^3^, then 4000cc would weigh 10,280g (22.67lbs). If those are EACH, then you're looking at nearly 50 pounds strapped to your chest with minimal support. Your poor back.
this is silicon metal surgical siliconE has density almost equal to water
They should use helium.
Equivalent to getting two of these attached to your chest:
Twenty whole Swedens?! Goddamn!
Now that would make for a real bolt-on tits
I volunteer to be the support.