Can breast enhancing pills be an alternative to breast implants?

Jrwheeler: As physicians we would be pleased if there were an effective, safe drug therapy that would achieve the same benefits as breast augmentation surgery.  Many more women could choose that option if they desired. There is no drug approved by the FDA for the purpose of breast enlargement. ... more

The old adage that, "If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is too good to be true," certainly holds here. I would be very reticent to take pills of uncertain content for this or any other purpose.

Hi!   The only real way to have larger breasts is with surgery.  But you have to be motivated..   Save your money and don't subject yourself to risk for no benefit.  Also remember that you can be very attractive with small breasts.

I share your concern about hormones that may stimulate the formation of breast cancer.  Now days, the risk of breast cancer is 1:8. In the early 1980's it was 1:10, by the 1990's it was 1:9.  So why play with it?  Plus, check with the FDA--have their products been cleared as "safe and... more

If you want the pills to work, you have to fill your bra with them. Pregnancy and birth control pills may enlarge your breasts, but it is only temporary. The only safe, reliable way to have larger breasts is to have implant surgery. Quick cheap fixes = a disappointed patient.

Various options have been offered for breast enhancement including fat injections, exercise, pills, and the Brava system.  None of these has been able to provide any safe, significant or lasting solution for the patient seeking enhancement.  The best plan is still a breast augmentation by an... more