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It would have to be done under the supervision of an endocrinologist. While it may work, adding hormones is potentially dangerous and I would worry about an increased risk of breast cancer. Hope that helps, best of luck!
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.
Typically it is not advisable to add hormone therapy to change the size of the breasts. There are risks associated with hormone therapy, and if there is not a particular reason to use hormones, the best choice to increase your breast size would be breast augmentation.
Unfortunately, hormone therapy carries an entire panel of risk factors that may make it dangerous and it is typically not a recommended way to achieve breast enlargement. Typically, surgery is the most straight forward and reliable method. There are a few methods including breast implants and fat grafting for enlargement.
Thank you for your question. No, it is generally not recommended. Hormone therapy has side effects. It also results in unpredictable breast size increase. The safest predictable method of enlarging the breast is through breast augmentation.