Can breast size be increased by creams & hormone injections?

First of all, let us understand the breast structure. Breasts have an envelope of fat and an internal structure of glands supported in fibrous and fatty tissue. Milk-collecting ducts emanate from the milk-secreting glands and lead to the nipples. Each breast is supported on the pectoral muscles and rib cage on one side of the thorax by the suspensory ligaments.

The amount of fatty tissue present determines the size of the breast. But why does a woman with a breast size below average, want to increase her breast size? Is it Peer pressure or Marketing that makes women less endowed as someone not desirable or is it the portrayal of well-endowed women in every form of mass media that makes women who are not, feel inferior? A lot of women believe that they should be able to control what their body looks like.

Women’s breast are measured in terms of chest circumference and fullness (cup size AA-DD). The average woman has a cup of size 34C and women whose breasts are smaller than the average often feel less confident about their body.

The fact is that breast size cannot be increased by creams or hormone injections. The only way that breast size can be increased, is through cosmetic breast surgery.

What is cosmetic breast surgery? This is a surgery in which skin and muscle are expanded and stretched gradually over a period of weeks to accommodate an implant. The incision is made either in the armpit around the areola or underneath the breast. The implant is inserted beneath the pectoral muscle or behind the breast tissue so that it lies against the pectoral muscle. Here are few reasons why you don’t need  to worry about breast size. A woman with large breasts has a sexual advantage. Secondly, flat cheasted woman are able to respond sexually and are as interested in sex as her well endowed sisters. Actually, many women experience very little sexual sensation when their breasts are fondled or caressed and this is as true of those with large breasts as it is of those with small ones. Probably, the only time when you should consider implants, is after a mastectomy or breast injury.