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Currently, there are no pills, medicines or creams to make breasts smaller. There are many very good surgical options. Please see a board certified plastic surgeon. If you can, bring some photos of how you might want to look. Together you will review your goals and expectations and come up with a plan just for you.
Hi there- The best case scenario here is that you end up feeling like you wasted your time and money on these mysterious "herbal" pills that (according to their own website) are supposed to give you smaller breasts with tighter skin... The worst case is that they actually cause you harm. I would advise you to avoid using unregulated herbal medications and supplements in general. As far as your breasts go, if you are experiencing the symptoms common to women with large breasts, visit a surgeon certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery for a consultation. In the long run, you'll have been safer, and will have a real and meaningful improvement in your symptoms and your appearance. Things that sound too good to be true generally are...
Thank you for the question. Unfortunately, there is no nonsurgical means of breast reduction surgery ( despite many claims made by people selling pills, creams, and “miracle” technology). If you're considering the procedure, consult with well experienced board-certified plastic surgeons. Best wishes.
Total waste of your, my and everyones time and money to take these pills. But it is your decision. Please be careful out there. From MIAMI DR. B
The insurance industry has made a mess of breast reduction surgery. Some insurance companies cover it, some do not. The ones that do, make up their own rules on who qualifies and under what parameters. Your picture shows D cup size breasts, to take you to a C cup would probably...
You would want to see a physician to make sure you do not have an allergic reaction to medications/garments or a yeast infection as the cause for your itching (pururitis). However, itching is quite common beginning from 7 days out to 3 weeks as histamine is involved in wound healing. ...
Thank you for your question You are early in your recovery and still swollen. Give it some time, Reach out to your surgeon with any questions and concerns. Best wishes!
