How to Make Your Boobs Bigger - Pills or Creams?

The creams and pills will not enlarge your breasts. They will, however, successfully shrink your wallet.

Hi, thank you for your question. 
Although these days you can find many products that promise a quick-fix solution for our concerns, these are often deceptive marketing schemes and not FDA-approved. Unfortunately, there are no pills or creams that can safely enlarge breasts. 
Surgery is still the safest and most effective way to enhance the appearance of your breasts. Although it can sometimes be expensive, many plastic surgeons offer financing options so that the patient does not feel a monetary burden. 
This website is a great way to get opinions not only from doctors, but also other patients who may share your experience. If you are still having a tough time deciding, many plastic surgeons offer free consultations to help you make the choice that is best for you. 
I hope you were able to get the right answer for your question.  

This is a great question; however unfortunately there arecurrently not any creams or pills available that are going to enhance your breastsafely. I would stay away from any ofthose products, as they are likely to do more harm than good.
Breast augmentation has become so popular as patientstypically are extremely happy with the results. The recent advancements in the breast implants themselves have been ahuge benefit to women. They have avariety of options including the new gummy bear implants. These implants give patients a softer morenatural appearance than what was possible previously with saline implants.
I would recommend that you see a board certified plasticsurgeon to help guide you with your breast augmentation procedure.

Do not waste any of your money on breast pills or creams. They will not work, and can be dangerous. Depending on your breast shape, a breast implant will be the only way to properly fill and shape the breast. You should see a board certified plastic surgeon so they can examine you and tell you what would be the best approach.

Unfortunately I'm not aware of any scientifically proven pills or creams in enlarging breasts specifically. There are multitude of hormonal manipulation pills that could influence weight fluctuation but you'll need to be careful with all potential side effects. In general, there is yet to be a "magic" breast enlargement pills and creams available and so it explains the fact that breast augmentation is the most popular cosmetic procedure in the world!

Best wishes

Ellis Choy

The safest to enhance the shape and size of the breast is use an FDA approved silicone or saline implant. Its safe and effective and will give reliable results.

To be honest I would be very careful and save your money.  Pills and hormones are a terrible way to enhance your breast.  First there is no science that proves it works and second you are exposing yourself to lots of risks.  Breast enhancement with implants are safe, effective and highly satisfactory and without a doubt my recommendation.  Save the money and do it right.

Forget about the pills and creams.  They will not give you the improvement you are looking for.  As you suspected, hormones can have side effects that are dangerous such as blood clots.  For the most part these are gimmicks designed to give you false hopeYour best approach is to find a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS certified) who does breast augmentation weekly and has a good reputation and have them perform a breast augmentation.  If money is a problem consider, financeing your breast augmentation.  Many plastic surgeons now have financing options such as Care Credit.You will be happy with the result and get a big boost in self-esteem and confidence.  Happiness, on the other hand, is up to you.  Of course, women often do tell me they are happier with their larger breasts!

Unfortunately, we do not have magic pills or creams in the market to transform breast augmentation procedures. The only way to obtain the results you are looking for is with surgery.

 

Breast augmentation can give women with small or unevenly sized breasts a fuller, firmer, better-proportioned look through the placement of implants. Women may elect to undergo breast augmentation for many different medical and aesthetic reasons, including balancing breast size and compensating for reduced volume due to pregnancy or age. The procedure can be combined with a breast lift if needed for more satisfying results.

 

Incisions are made in inconspicuous places to minimize scar visibility (around the lower edge of areola, in the fold beneath the breast, or in the under arm area). The incisions are closed with a medical-grade adhesive to avoid stitch marks. The implant is placed behind each breast underneath the chest muscle. Placement under the muscle offers a few advantages over the placement of the implant under the breast tissue only. These include a more natural, softer result, a reduced risk of post-operative firmness due to scar tissue, and less interference with eventual mammogram examinations.

 

Dr. Wiener minimizes the post-operative discomfort by placing a “pain pump” underneath the breast at the time of surgery. This tiny (1.0-mm in diameter) catheter is attached to a small, noiseless, pump that the patient clips to her clothing for the first 48-hours after the procedure. The pump infuses local anesthesia continuously underneath the breast, essentially numbing the tissues and decreasing the discomfort significantly. After surgery, a soft support bra with a wrap around the chest is worn.

 

Most patients feel tired and sore after surgery and there is some degree of bruising and swelling. The pain pump catheters are removed painlessly at the first post-operative visit (48-hours). There are no stitches to remove. Most patients return to work after one week. More strenuous activities should be avoided for 4-6 weeks.

 

 

Breast-enhancing pills and creams often promise size increases through hormonal balance or growth stimulation, yet scientific backing for these claims is scarce, and the safety and effectiveness of such products are debatable. These items typically contain phytoestrogens, which may not be effective or safe for significant breast enlargement. Using hormones without medical advice can lead to hormonal imbalances and disrupt natural body functions. It's essential to be cautious with these options, considering the limited evidence and potential risks involved.

The short answer is no. Only breast enhancement with an implant or fat transfer increases the size of the breast. The medications you describe have not been shown to increase breast size and may harm you in other ways.