Is there any way to thicken breast skin without surgery? (photos)

Thank
you very much for your question and photographs. Presently, there is no way to thicken breast
skin either with or without surgery. The
veins which you described on your breasts are not uncommon, and can be caused
by multiple factors. Scleriosing agents
can be used successfully to close off the veins. However, I would recommend a consultation
with a Board Certified plastic surgeon to discuss this particular issue and all
of the potential treatment modalities.

There
is no procedure that could thicken the skin.
Removal
of the veins of this size is difficult. Probably could be obtained by laser or
sclerotherapy. Even this type of treatments does not give guaranteed results for
your case because the size of your vessels is very big.

Lasers or saline injections (sclerotherapy) may help reduce the appearance of the veins, but as far as I know, there isn't any surgery that will thicken your skin. Best, Dr. Nazarian

There are some laser treatments that can address veins or associated discoloration.  It might warrant a trip to a dermatologist who specializes in non-invasive laser therapies.  There is no surgical modality available to address your concerns.

Thank you for your question. If there is a permanent solution to reduce your breast veins, I do not know what it is. All the best,  

Sclerotherapy can be tried for superficial veins that are too visible. The success rate is normally quite good and the treatment very simple, but it would also depend on the size of the veins (small veins do better, larger veins would need repeated treatments). Some sclerosants injection may leave small areas of brown discoloration, so a spot test would be recommended first.Other than sclerotherapy, I can only say that fake tan normally works as an 'emergency' and temporary treatment.

Thanks for the question.Pronounced breast veins can be due to a number of reasons. Pregnancy, menstruation cycle, recent surgery, inflammation, and in some cases, genetics. Younger breasts tend to have more prominent veins, as the breasts are growing. Treating these veins would guided by the underlying cause. If they have been present for many years, the use of a sclerosant may improve the appearance. If they are due to recent surgery, or if your breasts are still growing, it may be wiser to just to accept the appearance until the underlying cause has settled.Reducing the appearance of these veins can be done from simple measures such as make-up, to the injection of a sclerosing agent (sclerotherapy). Cheers

I do not know of any way to decrease the appearance of those veins.