Small bust size is a cosmetic issue; the desire for larger breasts can lead women to purchase questionable "miracle" pills and creams pitched by marketers. However, there are several devices women can turn to which, in fact, have been proven effective in making breasts visibly bigger. Some involve medical supervision, so be sure to talk with your doctor about your options.
The Wonderbra
The Wonderbra is a relatively inexpensive solution for women who feel their current dimensions are inadequate. Matthew Moberg, et al. from the University of Michigan relate that Louise Poirier created the device in 1964 for a Canadian lingerie company, but it was not introduced to the American public until 1994. It became a bestseller very quickly. The Wonderbra makes your breasts fuller by lifting and supporting them while pushing them together. This projects the breasts forward and creates a deep cleavage, making the bust appear bigger even in women with very slight profiles. The Wonderbra uses less padding than other bra designs; it achieves its results through 54 design elements, according to Moberg.
Brava Suction Device
The Brava is a medical device which uses suction to achieve bigger breasts. It resembles a translucent sports bra, and is worn for up to 10 hours a day for two to three months. The continuous suction applied by the battery-powered Brava causes the breast tissue to stretch and new cells to grow. The tissue growth results in increases of up to one cup size, according to ABC News. The Brava system is available only through doctors that have been trained by the manufacturer. It can cause contact dermatitis and should not be used by pregnant or lactating women and those who have had a mastectomy or a history of breast cancer.
Breast Implants
Breast augmentation using saline or silicone implants is a popular procedure among women who are not averse to surgery. The implants can be placed under or over the chest muscle, and can be inserted via the nipple, armpit or an incision made in the lower part of the breast. Risks associated with this surgery include infection, bleeding, improperly positioned implants and firmness of the breasts, according to the University of California's SexInfo Online. Speak with a licensed plastic surgeon to discuss whether breast implants are right for your situation and to weigh the risks versus benefits.
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