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.

Pills and creams cause a little puffiness and swelling, but do not increase the breast significantly.  Hormone manipulation for breast size could have potentially dangerous and unwanted side effects.  Using your own fat to augment the breast is limited to smaller augmentations, generally.  To go much larger requires multiple operations and increases the expense significantly.  Breast augmentation with implants remains the gold standard for breast enlargement. It is safe, reliable and has small, known, complication rates

A breast augmentation procedure is the safest, most reliable and most effective method available to women who are looking to enhance the size of their chest.  Breast enhancement pills and topical creams are ineffective, unregulated and have not been scientifically proven to provide patients with any satisfactory and safe results.  To increase the volume of your chest and provide you with the aesthetic result to boost your self-confidence, any option other than a surgical breast augmentation with a board certified plastic surgeon would be a total waste of ones money and time!  

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.

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.

I agree with most of the other surgeons that pills and creams will NOT increase the size of your breasts in the long term. I would not recommend taking a "mystery" pill without known or proven ingredients. For surgical options, you can have a breast augmentation with an implant or your own fat (called fat grafting), or sometimes even both. With a breast implant, you can choose the size that matches your body. With fat grafting (or taking fat from somewhere else in your body like the stomach or thighs), you have the added benefit of fat removal (liposuction) from stubborn fat areas. However, the final size may be less predictable since you lose, on average, about half the fat that is grafted to the breasts over 1 year.

Pills and creams will not make your breasts bigger. There is no evidence they work and it could be potentially dangerous. You should have a consultation in the first instance with a well trained, fully accredited Plastic Surgeon with before and after photo sets you like and good patient reviews. Discuss options on costs and finance and then at least you will be well informed about what's possible. Good luck.

In France, there are currently no drugs or creams that can safely enlarge breast, but if you do invent such a treatment, you will become a billionaire! 
Some drugs cause a mild breast augmentation as a side effect, but these drugs are prescribed for mental disorders, and hormones (in pills or cream) increase the risk of ovarian and breast cancer. 
Hyaluronic acid injections are allowed in the buttocks, but not in the breast, and so are other fillers because they can alter the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer (which affects one women out of eight in France). There a many ongoing research on injectables for breast augmentation but it will take at least 5 to 10 years before we see anything safe and effective on the market. 
So in 2020 surgery is the best option for breast augmentation and schematically we can use 3 techniques depending on your body type and preferences:
- breast implants
- fat grafting 
- breast implants + fat grafting (composite BA)
A board certified Plastic surgeon will help you decide which technique is best suited for you, and weight adequately the pros and cons. 
I hope this helps!

Hi- thank you for your question.  Unfortunately, there are no pills that will enhance your breasts.  That is why breast augmentation surgery is so routinely performed.  Best to speak to a board certified plastic surgeon for more information.