What prescription pills are there to get bigger breast?

Thank you for your question. In general, there may be other risks associated with hormone therapy to change breast size. A safer and more predictable approach would be to use fat grafting or breast implants. I would visit with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options in more detail.

Unfortunately,
there are no medications, prescription or over-the-counter, that can reliably
increase breast size. The FDA (Food and
Drug Administration) closely monitors all medications, and have not approved
any drugs for this purpose. While
Estrogen (a female hormone) stimulates breast tissue, causing it to enlarge,
hormonal fluctuations can affect all areas of the body, not just the breast;
since many of these effects are negative, hormonal therapy is not used to
enlarge the breasts. Do not trust anyone
selling an oral aid to increase your breast size. Schedule a consultation appointment with an
experienced, Board Certified plastic surgeon to discuss all of your realistic options
for increasing the breast size. If cost
is a concern, most surgeons offer a variety of financing plans, as well.

The medicine you describe does not exist.  Breast augmentation is a safe and effective operation that can be easily reversed.

There is nothing other than breast augmentation surgery that can help you safely and effectively get larger breasts.

There are no pills prescribed for breast enlargement. Breast augmentation with implants or fat transfer are what plastic surgeons can offer you to give you larger breast.

It is true that prescription birth control pills (or any hormone replacement) that contain estrogen and/or progesterone can slightly affect breast size.  But, this is not generally a considerable change.  And, those prescriptions should really only be used to regulate women's menstrual cycles and promote family planning in younger women.  There are also some subtle changes in that cascade of hormones influenced by other medications as a side effect.  But, I am not aware of any effective prescription or over-the-counter drug that is safely used for significant breast size enhancement.

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. Spending money on these is a waste, save your it for something that will work. Depending on your final goal, the best options probably breast augmentation with a silicone implant or fat transfer (although this is controversial and many plastic surgeons do not offer fat transfer to breasts). The best way to figure out what the options to enhance your breasts is to see a plastic surgeon in person so that he/she can examine you discuss the risks and benefits of all the options with you. Best wishes.

I do not recommend the use of prescription pills or creams to increase the size of your breast.

There is no safe/effective medication, cream, herbs, or nonsurgical  method to significantly increase breast size. Be careful about believing heavily marketed “miracles" that you will undoubtedly read/hear about.   Best wishes.

I am not aware of any oral prescription or supplement to grow breasts bigger.  I would avoid anyone who sells a supposed breast enlarging drug.