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Thank you for your question.Estrogen can certainly increase the Breast Size. It is, however, neither predictable nor a safe method to increase the breast size. If you are taking Estrogen for other reasons you are likely to have some breast enlargement. Please consult your Gynecologist or Endocrinologist before taking Estrogen. All The Best !
Estrogen may increase your breast size. However, this is not recommended as a first line therapy for hypomastia. Careful discussion with your doctor about the goals and objectives of estrogen containing contraceptives is necessary.
Estrogen supplements can certainly increase breast size. However, estrogen should not be taken simply to increase breast volume. It is a hormone and has very disparate effects on the body in general.
Thanks for ur question! It is certainly possible that breast size can b affected by hormones, but usually not to take the place of a breast enlargement or reduction surgery. Hormones are certainly not a safe alternative for those surgical issues. This is a matter that u should not only discuss with ur Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, but also ur OB/GYN. Thanks!
Thereis no safe, reliable or predictable nonsurgical way to increase or decrease thesize of your breasts. Creams and supplements do not work and can bedangerous depending on their contents. Breast surgery is an excellent wayto improve the shape, position, size, and symmetry of the breasts.
In many case estrogen in the form of birth control pills increase breast size however this is not the purpose of the BCP and you have to weigh pros and cons which your gynecologist can discuss with you. More importantly, this is a variable response and not all women will respond the same way and many do not see an appreciable size change. For a larger breast consider a breast augmentation from a board certified plastic surgeon
I appreciate your question.Best to speak with your Obgyn as he/she is most familiar with prescribing this medication and your medical history. The best way to assess and givetrue advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certifiedplastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative breast surgery.best of luck!Dr Schwartz
This question could likely be more accurately answered by your gynecologist or primary doc (whomever is prescribing the medicine) as he or she likely has more experience prescribing this med and the expected outcome. I would not suggest starting a birth control pill with estrogen simply in the hopes of increasing breast size and there is some concern that taking estrogen in a birth control pill can increase a woman's chance for developing breast cancer. You should discuss this with your doctor as well. Best of luck!
Hi,Thanks for posting your question. I am happy to try and help you. It isimportant to remember that a board certified plastic surgeon will be your bestresource when it comes to an accurate assessment of your situation, andconcerns. Having said that, you should speak to your doctor (OB/GYN) to determine if medications would be of benefit for you. Generally speaking, taking OCPs is not for breast developmentBest wishes,Dr. Michael J. BrownNorthern Virginia Plastic Surgeon
Hi, lzzx. It may increase breast size. It depends on the concentration of estrogen and your receptors for the estrogen in your breasts. I doubt that it will significantly increase your breast size though. Best to check with your Ob/Gyn.
Skin reactions such as describe are usually an allergy to an adhesive in a tape or applied directly to the skin. Treatment is generally avoidance of further adhesive and possibly some steroid ointment. This will be handled by your own plastic surgeon.
Due to irregularities and swelling there can be contour issues in the incision after breast augmentation. I don't think you have anything to worry about but it's good to check with your surgeon.
Since the ER cleared you for outside complications, I agree with my colleagues and advise you to make an appointment with your surgeon. In general, it can take 3-6 months for patients to fully heal post surgery so pain isn't out of the norm, but given the intensity of yours, I think it's worth...
At this point in your recovery, it is much too soon to be worried about the outcome. It takes time for the implants to settle into position and the skin and muscle to stretch out to accommodate the new implant. It may be 6 months or more before the shape has reached its final look. Be patient.
I appreciate your question. Hormones, weight loss/ weight gain can all be contributing factors. If this is something you are concerned about, I would recommend scheduling an appointment to see your primary care doctor for your annual physical and they can run a hormone panel, check your...
Thank you for your question about choosing an implant that best helps you reach your goal. Picking an implant size is a most personal decision, and for practical purposes it is not possible to predetermine what implant would give you a specific cup size. 375cc for you as a petite woman is...
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