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As far as we know, there is no cream which will increase breast size. There will be many outrageous claims, however, about such.
Breast creams don't work, plus they haven't been tested for safety so you don't know the long term impacts on health. That's why none are FDA approved.
There is no cream that exists that will make your breasts bigger despite any claims they will make. The only way to increase your breast size is through breast augmentation.
There is no cream that is clinically proven to increase the size of your breasts. I would use caution and avoid such gimmicks.
Despite the infomercials, I know of no cream that will make breast bigger. In my opinion they only make your wallet lighter.
There is no cream or topical agent that will increase the size of breasts. Breast augmentation is a safe and predictable way to get the size breasts you wish.
There are no creams, lotions or potions that will make your breasts larger. Save your money for a breast augmentation.
To my knowledge, there is no such product, although many patients have spent a lot of money on creams that claim to increase breast size.
I agree, I know of no safe topical or oral medication that can increase the size of your breasts.
Thanks for your question. There is no cream to make your breast bigger or other miracles in that place, the only method to increased your breast is to hav a breast augmetation. Best Wishes
The difference is in the details. For women with very small breasts, the difference of just a few cc's can make a difference. However, the size is just one factor. Many plastic surgeons who specialize in breast augmentation in small breasted women may have a gallery devoted to these patients ...
A plastic surgeon should know their own capsular contracture rate. I do not believe the keller funnel decreases its rate. With submuscular placement, apropriate intraoperative antibiotics, and meticulous technique, the rate should be quite small.Good luck,Ary Krau MD FACS
Brava is registered with the FDA for use in expansion of breasts. It is not FDA approved for use prior to fat transplantation.The other device you mentioned is manufactured in a foreign country and has no FDA clearance. If you purchase it I believe you're purchasing it from overseas and it has...