Thread: Breast Enlargement

Well...it cost me 150 dollars which from my understanding is about 3 months of treatment with pills?

Plain and simple- I was a 32A, I had a child and became a 30AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (you get the point). I tried thousands of dollars in different Breast enlargment pills and got nowhere! Also, they ARE NOT FDA approved, so whatever happens to you, is your own fault, should they have adverse reactions. I finally wrote the check and bought them- and I've never been more happy in my life. I don't cry when I look in the mirror anymore, that's what they are worth to me. I did it only for the one reason of not getting teary-eyed in front of a mirror because I didn't feel like a woman!

bought them as in surgery?

The first two weeks I used one of those "herbal supplement breast enhancers", I felt a little tingle, then nothing. Of course, I took them as directed, the **** costed 150 bucks a bottle- and still nothing. So, 300 dollars later, and a lot of research later, I realized, I either need to be happy as a 32aaaaa, or get a boob job. Also, those breast enhancing supplements aren't approved by the FDA, so anything can happen (side-effects) and no one is responsible for it.

hmm the ones i was reading about (procurves) were only like 40 a bottle. I understand the lack of fda approval, but apparently it isn't required for herbal supplements. (I've been doing my research too) so....did you get the implants? how did they come out?

Yes, I got them. But I don't usually advertise it in the way I dress, so most people don't even know.

Originally Posted by ILoveChopsticks

So ladies I'm 20 years old and I've decided that I am not happy with my 'almost A' cup size. Most of the time I don't feel feminine and Its really difficult (and embarassing) trying to find a good fitting bra. I want to get implants but thats a huge decision. On the other hand I have seen alot about breast enlargement pill on tv, in magazines, on the internet, and even on pharmacy selves. The only thing is how do you know if they really work and which ones work? If any one has information on any kind of alternative to breast implants that would be great.

If your unhappy about the size of your breast, and are serious about breast augmentation, talk to your doctor. See if he/she can recommend a board certified plastic surgeon, and consult with him/her, and see what they recommend. Do your research and go on at least a couple of consults.

For the most part, a breast augmentation will help you to feel better about yourself, more womanly.

If that is what you want to do, do it. Don't listen to anybody that says you shouldn't for what ever reason. Don't do it for a man. Don't do it because someone you know did it. Do it because it is something you WANT. Choose the size you and your doctor discuss. Not what someone thinks you should choose.

It's a VERY personal decision. Do your research, find a doctor you feel comfortable and confident with and discuss your concerns with your doctor.

Forget the pills, just a gimmick, imo. If they really worked, don't you think every woman would have bigger breasts with the pills, rather than going through the surgery?

i think people opt for the surgery because they want bigger breasts now, as apposed to in 4 months. I think the pills may work, but perhaps just not for everyone?

Originally Posted by sillyjilly

i think people opt for the surgery because they want bigger breasts now, as apposed to in 4 months. I think the pills may work, but perhaps just not for everyone?

Years ago I asked my doctor and he told me that there was no miracle pill that would increase breast size - of course that was many years ago and there may have been discoveries since.

But I feel that if there were a pill I certainly would have chosen spending maybe a few hundred dollars and waiting a few months as opposed to spending a few thousand on surgery.

I had mine done a little over 5 years ago and just recently went back in February of this year and had them re-done. When I first had mine done I had the saline implants. Wasn't really comfortable with them, couldn't really lay on my stomach because I felt like I had a balloon under my skin. Since then the silicone had been re-approved by the FDA so this February I had them changed out. Much, much better! I am very pleased. They look and feel more realistic than the saline implants.