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Armando Soto, MD answers: Does Alexia Breast Reduction Pills really work?

I am a very petite girl with a chest size 32DD. I want a reduction in size, but am nervous about breast reduction surgery. I heard about this pill that claims it can naturally reduce your breast size by targeting those specialized fat cells. Is it a hoax?


Armando Soto, MD
6 months ago
By Armando Soto, MD - Orlando Plastic Surgeon

Hi there-

There is no safe way to reduce your breasts through the ingestion of a pill.

Your best bet is to find a surgeon certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery and review options with them. You may find that breast reduction is not worth it for you. Then again, you might agree that breast reduction surgery is well worth it for you, and positively changes your life. It is axiomatic that breast reduction patients are among the very happiest in plastic surgery. 

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