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W. Tracy Hankins, MD answers: Is it possible to naturally lift breasts?

More detailed, is there a pill or exercises for it? I would like to try natural ways to lift my breast. I'm a size 36C and I find my breasts okay, but they could look better with just a little lift.

Surgery for now is not my first nor my second option. I would be grateful if I can get an answer.


W. Tracy Hankins, MD
4 months ago
By W. Tracy Hankins, MD - Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon

It is ulikely that even exercise will make much difference as far as lifting the breasts and there are certainly no pills that would be recommended solely for this purpose ( although some hormonal interventions might cause this as a side effect).  We have had some success with Thermage for a subtle lift,  Thermage is a non-surgical treatment using radiofrequency. 

Web reference: http://www.hankinsplasticsurgery.com
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