Do fat enhancing creams and pills actually work?

There are no exercises, injections, supplements, foods, or creams that will noticeably increase breast volume or lift the breast. Most often, implants are used to augment the breasts of patients with good skin quality who lack breast volume. For patients with both a lack of volume and sagging breasts, a combination of a breast lift and augmentation (mastopexy augmentation) can address both issues. A detailed examination will help delineate the best surgical treatment. Consultation with a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery would be the next best step.

The only safe, effective and reliable method that will truly enlarge your breasts is a breast augmentation procedure. There are tons of creams, pills, oils, and ointments on the market that make big claims about what they can do. There is no science to back them up. We would love to be able to offer our patients who are not suitable for surgery a non-surgical option for breast augmentation. However, there are none that actually work. Those that are on the market are unreliable, untested, and possibly unsafe. I would recommend that you not waste your money or potentially put your health at risk.

The only way to enhance the size of your breasts safely and effectively with predictable results is breast augmentation. You may experience a very minor increase in size with creams and pills, but nothing that will be as noticeable. In addition, only breast augmentation is FDA approved to enhance the size of your breasts.  

Who do you really think writes those "reviews?" If these creams and pills really worked, why wouldn't they be manufactured by pharmaceutical companies, tested, FDA-approved, and used by physicians? ALL of these are examples of "snake oil" cures and "Emperor's clothes" wonderfulness! Balderdash!Please don't waste your time or money. ALL of them are worthless (except to the guy that sells them)!If you want larger breasts, implants have been the proven best way to achieve this for the past half-century (51 years)! See American Board of Plastic Surgery-certified plastic surgeons who are ASAPS members and do lots of breast surgery.If you don't want surgery, then you can work out and gain a bit of weight, but skip the pills and supplements. Best wishes! Dr. Tholen

There is no evidence that any cream or lotion, no matter the claim, will have any effect on your breasts or thighs.