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Ive Recently Heard About Breast Reduction Pills,is the Reaaly Such a Thing That Works?

asked 4 months ago by anon1637
Latest answer by Steven Turkeltaub, MD
Question viewed 124 times
Tags: effectiveness, non surgical, opinion, pill

hello doctors, ive recently and very recentl read somewhere about breast reduction pills that do the job without the need for surgery and as someone looking into having a surgery done im wondering if there is such a thing a breast reduction pills that work?

8 answers to Ive Recently Heard About Breast Reduction Pills,is the Reaaly Such a Thing That Works?

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Breast reduction pills are one more way to separate you from your money

Good decision to ask your question to experts instead of wasting your money on just another bogus product. No, there are no pills whatsoever that will reduce the size of your breasts in order to avoid breast reduction surgery. If you are overweight, losing some poundage can reduce the size of your breasts to some extent. If you need and want to reduce the size of your breasts, then breast reduction surgery would be the way to go. The good news is that the procedure is associated with an... more
Steven Turkeltaub, MD

Scottsdale Plastic Surgeon

www.turkeltaub.com

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Breast Reduction Pills?

No, there are no pills that worked to reduce breast size. Assuming you're a good candidate for breast reduction surgery, this is one of the most patient pleasing operations we perform. Best wishes.
Tom J. Pousti, MD

San Diego Plastic Surgeon
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Breast Reduction, Any Non-surgical Means?

I know of no scientific evidence that there is a pill that can reduce breast size. It sounds like misleading advertising to me. Weight loss can reduce your breast size somewhat. Good luck.
Mary Lee Peters, MD

Seattle Plastic Surgeon
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Breast Reduction Pills Don't Excist

At this time, there are no pills that affect breast size, other than hormonal medications that can increase breast size a small amount.
Karol A. Gutowski, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Breast reduction pills

As you may know, the FDA does not regulate supplements. This is pure charlatanry and will only reduce the size of your wallet. The only way to reduce breast size is surgery. Breast reduction surgery has the highest patient satisfaction rate of any procedure I perform. I would recommend that you ee a board certified plastic surgeon, ascertain whether insurance would cover the procedure and certainly not to believe any unsubstantiated claims!
Robert L. Kraft, MD

New York Plastic Surgeon

www.foresthillsplasticsurgery.com

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Medication unlikely to change breast size

I do not know of any medication that can reduce the size of a woman's breast. They will however reduce the size of your wallet. Restrain the urge to try something like this. Not only will they not help but they could be harmful. Many are not tested by the FDA since they qualify as a nutritional supplement.
Jeffrey Zwiren, MD

Atlanta Plastic Surgeon
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Breast Reduction Pills

I often wonder what would happen if we took one each of the following - Breast Augmentation pills - Breast Reduction pills - Butt Augmentation pills - melt the fat off my thighs pills - Grow my Brain pills - lengthen and enlarge a man's penis pills - grow hair on my head pills - make me atttractive to the opposite sex pills NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These are ALL bogus and their only proven efficacy is separating you from your hard earned money. If you... more
Peter A. Aldea, MD

Memphis Plastic Surgeon
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Breast reduction pills

As I think you probably know, there are no breast reduction pills that will work. Weight loss can help decrease breast size, but often surgery is the only good option.
Gordon Lewis, MD

Richmond Plastic Surgeon

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