+Brava Bbreast Enhancement $2,500_Do Breast Enlargement Pills Work?Breast Pills Don't work. Period. I have had plenty of women from our Breast Forum tell me they have tried breast enhancement pills and spent a lot of money for nothing. One woman referred to them as "Butt Enhancement Pills." One company, OuickBust, even used before and after photos they stole from this web site stating they were the results of their breast enhancement pills when the photos were really the results of breast implants! These pills can also be dangerous. Please, do not waste your money and put your health as risk with so called breast enhancement pills!


The Brava System
Does Brava work? Can the Brava System enhance the size of your breasts? The Brave Does work. HOWEVER, it barely adds much breast tissue (in their own brochure which I picked up at a cosmetic surgery show, it states the final increase to be 90-100cc on the 3 patients they gave as examples. The average breast implant used for cosmetic breast enlargement is over three times that amount. To obtain an increase of one cup size, it requires about 175 cc to 200 cc. At $2500, the Brava is EXTREMELY expensive, and the Brava requires a lot of time (minimum 10-week, 10-hour a day treatment, a total of 700 hours!) and obviously, patience. For a little bit more money and less aggravation, get exactly the breast size you want in a lot less time by getting breast implants. Yes, there are risks with breast augmentation surgery, however, if you find a good, experienced and qualified surgeon, risks become minimal.

Risks of Brava: Holly Millea from Good Morning America said, "I feel almost like I have plungers on . . . Like strong men are pulling my breasts away from my chest." The Brava can cause contact dermatitis, an itchy skin condition and soreness. Pregnant or lactating women, those with history of breast cancer, or those who have had a mastectomy cannot use the Brava System.

Cost: Brava Systems can only be obtained from doctors and the retail price is $2500. Brava systems are sold to physicians for about $1,400. The doctor is totally responsible for any refunded money. They take all the responsibility, Brava takes none. The doctors get Brava credits for returned units, they are not refunded their actual cost.

FDA: The Brava does have FDA approval, but only as an unregulated device. The FDA cannot say whether any growth will last or how long it will last. Nor can they state whether or not the Brava suctioned breast tissue will be healthy.


One woman who was kicked out of the clinical trials states, "I didn't get any growth, I did experience skin problems, I found the thing extremely uncomfortable, and I wouldn't be caught dead outside my house in it! And I certainly would have messed up their ability to print that all the woman in the clinical trials reported satisfactory results!" She also added, "My doctor currently has more (Brava) credits than she needs."
In the last few years, a variety of breast enhancement pumps have appeared on the market. These devices subject the breasts to a sustained level of suction, which encourages gradual permanent growth.
How do Breast Pumps Work?
Doctors have known for years that human tissue, when subjected to gentle tension, will expand. The cells that are under this tension expand and divide to form new cells. This phenomenon, known as tissue expansion, has been used in breast reconstruction and limb lengthening.
Another way to envision tissue expansion is to imagine ear plugs. Members of many tribes have historically used gradually increasing plugs or discs to increase the size of ear-piercings or the lower lip. Tissue expansion makes this possible.
Breast enhancement pumps exert vacuum pressure on the breasts, causing them to pull away from the body and stimulating breast cells to expand and multiply. In addition, the suction draws additional blood into the breasts, engorging them (the same principle behind penis enhancement pumps).
Initial growth is due to temporary swelling, and subsides very quickly. Permanent results are possible with continued long-term application of the breast enhancement pump.
How much growth does a breast enhancement pump create?
On average, a woman needs to gain 189 cc per cup (cubic centimeters – the way that breast implant volume is measured) to increase her breasts a single size.
After ten weeks of wearing the Brava breast enhancement pump for ten hours per day, the Brava website states that a woman can expect an additional 50 ccs of breast tissue – approximately 1/3 of a cup size.
Compare Perfect Curves: take the capsules twice per day, apply the cream twice per day, and expect the same amount of growth or more in ten weeks.
How much does a breast enhancement pump cost?
Breast enhancement pumps range from the ridiculously inexpensive to the astonishingly pricey. Short-term breast enhancement pumps designed to increase breast size for an hour or two can be had for around $50, but remember, results aren't permanent.
The Brava breast enhancement pump system costs $2500 and is only available through doctors. This device is meant to be worn for 10 hours per day (or presumably at night).
Are breast enhancement pumps for me?
If you seek only short-term breast enhancement or are comfortable wearing a suction device every night, perhaps you should choose breast enhancement pumps.
If you want all-natural breast enhancement that's permanent, and you don't have to mortgage the house to afford, try Perfect Curves. Perfect Curves has a 90-day, no-questions-asked guarantee. It's worked for thousands of women and it will work for you.

sources: perfectcurves,implantforum