Im 18 my Breast Size is 32 There is No Problem, but I Just Want to Lift my Breasts? (photo)

Although you would be an appropriate case for a breast lift I simply don’t feel it would be worth the scars involved. There is no cream that will do anything to lift the breasts.

Do not waste any of your money on breast creams.  They will not work, and can be dangerous.  If you are happy with your breast shape right now do nothing.  You are young and your breast shape looks good.  There may be a time when you want to breast lift, at that time surgery will be your best option.

There are no creams or topical treatments that can effectively lift or reshape the breasts.
Any product that claims to provide such results is likely a marketing ploy.
These products will not provide lasting, significant improvements in breast shape or lift.
For a noticeable lift or rounder shape, the only effective solution is surgery, specifically a breast lift (mastopexy). At your age, your breasts may still be maturing, so a consultation with an experienced plastic surgeon is recommended to discuss your options and whether surgery is appropriate for you. Non-surgical options, such as a supportive bra, can enhance the appearance of your breasts temporarily. However, surgery remains the only reliable way to achieve a long-term lift.
Krishna Vyas, MD, PhD, MHSHarvard, Hopkins, & Mayo Clinic Trained Aesthetic Plastic SurgeonNew York, New York

Sorry but the only way to lift a breast is with surgery. Please do not waist your money on gimmicks that promise a lift without surgery. If your are not ready for scars, then I suggest you just try to avoid a lift until you are ready. But, if you want a small lift with the least amount of scars possible, the only option I can give you is a Donut Lift. This will leave a scar around the areola. It will help a little as far as tightening your breasts, it might also help by lifting your nipple position somewhat, and it could even help make your breasts and areolae rounder.  Best of luck,Dr. Miguel Mota

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, there is no topical cream which will help raise the breasts. You may be a good candidate for a mastopexy, but at 18, I would suggest you be evaluated by a board-certified plastic surgeon to ensure your breasts are fully mature before undergoing surgery.

Unfortunately there is no cream available that will lift the breasts.  The only way to substantially lift the breast is with a breast lift. This does require scars at least around the areola but usually also from the areola down to the breast fold, and typically a scar that runs within the breast fold itself.  Looking at your pictures you would likely be a very good candidate for a breast lift with or without the use of a breast implant. A consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon would help you decide and work through your options. Once again I stress the importance of seeing a board-certified plastic surgeon.

Thank you for your question and your photos.  The equation for droop is too much skin, not enough breast tissue.  This is treated with an implant, and/or taking away skin, (Mastopexy).  Exercises, pills, creams, meditation, etc; will not correct the anatomical abnormality. Best to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.  He/She will evaluate your situation.  Together you will come up with an appropriate plan for you.

If you are a suitable candidate, we can use your own breast tissue from the lower pole of your breast to provide more upper pole fullness. We have completed a 7 year study on the Naturabra internal autologous bra technique that shows that the results are long lasting and maintain the shape and projection of the breast while obviating a need for an implant. This usually involves a vertical approach which keeps the scars to a minimum as well.

Unfortunately there are no creams that will lift the breasts. Different moisturizers may "swell" the breasts and cause a "lift" but that would only be temporary.  There are some non-surgical lasers or machines that can tighten skin and cause a lift as well, but these also have issues of longevity.The best way to lift the breasts is still surgical with either a lift or an augmentation (implants, or fat injections).If you have more questions - seeing a board certified plastic surgeon is the best way to get those questions answered. 

Unfortunately, there are no creams that will lift your breasts. If you want to get the appearance of lifted breasts in clothing, go to reputable lingerie store(Nordstroms) get measured for a good supportive underwire push bra. Other than that the only effective way to actually lift your breasts is surgically with a breast lift or breast lift with implants.