Women have long looked for natural breast enhancement methods, and it is easy to see why. Natural approaches help your bust grow in proportion to the rest of your body, creating a more balanced, form-fitting look. They can also save you money over time and spare you the nosy, invasive questions about whether your breasts are “real.” You will simply know that your figure is all your own.
Breast Pumps and Natural Breast Enhancement
You may have heard of women using breast pumps to increase their cup size. Most pumps work by applying suction or pressure to the soft tissue, causing it to expand. With many models these gains are temporary, though a few are designed to produce more lasting increases.
Pumps do have drawbacks. The systems most likely to deliver permanent gains, such as the FDA-approved Brava system, can run as high as $2,500. The manufacturer recommends wearing it about 12 hours per day for several months, and even with faithful use, permanent gains may amount to only a quarter to a half a cup increase. Cheaper pumps exist, but their results tend to be temporary and none carry FDA approval.
Breast Enhancement with the Wonderbra
First sold in the early 1990s, the Wonderbra is one of the most famous undergarments ever made. There is a good chance you have one (or more) in your dresser right now. It was among the first bras created specifically to enhance the appearance of the bust, rather than simply supporting or minimizing it.
Depending on the style of push-up bra you choose, using clothing to enhance your chest is a minor expense. The Wonderbra adds padding to the cup so your breasts look larger, rounder, and perkier. That padding is usually foam, water, gel, or air, and many designs also push the breasts together to enhance cleavage.
Breast Enhancement Pills and Creams
One of the most popular natural methods is the combined use of pills and topical creams. Your breasts are not exactly the same size all month long; cup size shifts slightly with your monthly cycle as female hormone levels rise and fall. Pills and creams use plant-based hormones, similar to the ones your body produces, and are marketed to mimic the point in your cycle when your breasts grow the most. After a few weeks of regular use, some women report lasting gains.
The key is finding the right combination of creams and pills. Some companies focus on creams alone or pills alone, while others offer “systems” in which the creams and pills are designed to complement each other.
Take a look at our Product Comparison Chart to learn about some of today's best breast enhancement products and make a well-informed decision.
