Do Breast Enlargement Creams Work?

The reality is that no pills, creams or potions work. If one did, we all would know about it and it would be a huge runaway hit. If one that actually works is ever developed, it will storm the market and be a beyond best seller. Unfortunately this is not the case. Please save your money.

Do not waste any of your money on breast pills or creams. They will not work, and can be dangerous. Depending on your breast shape, a breast implant will be the only way to properly fill and shape the breast. You should see a board certified plastic surgeon so they can examine you and tell you what would be the best approach.

There are no pills or creams that will enhance your breasts.  Don't waste your money on those and instead maybe start saving up for a breast augmentation with a board certified plastic surgeon who specilalizes in breast augmentations if you are set on having larger breasts. 

Just because a cream is advertised on amazon.com does not mean it works. Breast creams do not work and if they did one would have to be very concerned about potential for breast cancer. It is amazing to see such useless products advertised in the 21st century. Your breasts get bigger when you gain weight because the fat cells in your breasts get bigger - not because of any particular nutrients or lack of nutrients. So be skeptical about such claims and if you want a breast augmentation, get implants. I have attached a link to my website in case you wish to read more.

Unfortunately there is no such "magic" breast enlargement cream that will achieve the kind of results that you're desiring. There are of course multiple non-surgical breast enlargement alternatives for consideration on the market, but you'll need to be realistic to what is actually on offer vs the kind of outcome that you desire. This explains why breast enlargement is the most popular cosmetic procedure in the world!

Best wishes

Ellis Choy

As far as I know, there is no cream or pill that would effectively enhance your breast size. Obviously hormonal changes and weight gain can affect breasts. However, I would be very concerned about any over-the-counter medication or creams that would have a significant effect on your weight or hormone levels. As a result, I feel that these products are probably not something that you would reliably be able to use to increase your breasts by 1 or 2 cup sizes. If you have concerns about implants for whatever reason, you may consider fat grafting as an alternative option. However, this still requires a surgical procedure.

Thank you for your question.The only reliably way to increase the volume of your breasts is with saline or silicone breast implants. In my practice, we use silicone sizers and 3D imaging to help you choose in a predictable manner, the desired volume and look with implants. The consults are a lot of fun.Best of luck.- Dr. Bryson Richards (Board Certified Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon)

Thanks for your question.  Unfortunately there is no proven, easy fix for non-invasive breast augmentation.  Despite the claims of these products, it is exceptionally unlikely that you will get any result from them.  More importantly, because these are technically listed as "supplements", they are not regulated by the FDA.  Simply put, these creams may not only be uneffective, they may be unsafe.  The only consistent and safe method to enhance your breasts is through breast implants and/or fat transfer.  I would certainly recommend a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon.  Best of luck to you!  Dr. Pacella

As you mentioned, there IS a relationship between breast size and weight gain. Breasts contain fat, so gaining weight can lead to more fat throughout the body, including in the breasts. Many women also complain that their breasts become smaller whenever they diet and lose weight. It's not really a matter of "nutrients" but of body fat. Breast size can also change with changes in hormone levels (such as during pregnancy). If you have a hormonal problem, something which would be diagnosed by a doctor, then modifying your hormones might help.For most women, however, the only reliable way to increase one or two cup sizes is with a breast augmentation. Many people will be happy to take your money for creams, supplements, etc. that will leave you disappointed.

Definitely NOT. And not only do they not work, they may be dangerous. The best method for breast enlargement would be implants and then fat grafting (in suitable cases).
Hope this helps,
Ali Rıza Öreroğlu, MD FEBOPRASEuropean and Turkish Board Certified Aesthetic, Plastic and Reconstructive SurgeonIstanbul, Turkey

Thanks for your question. Unfortunately, no. You are absolutely correct that many women find that their breasts enlarge when they gain weight, but this is because fat cells in their breasts are expanding to accommodate extra calorie storage. Sadly, we can't (yet) control which fat cells expand in response to increased calorie loads.