With more and more Americans desiring to enhance their breast size, most are opting for surgery while others are pondering the effectiveness of non-surgical enhancement products.

Although surgery seems more evasive and expensive than taking a pill once a day, some alternatives have proven to fail and can be risky.

Alternatives to Surgery

Researchers recently reviewed many of the pills and creams that are now being manufactured and marketed to supposedly enhance a woman's natural breast size.

They found that although the number one method used by women to enhance their breast size is surgery, some Americans are resorting to herbal pills and creams.

Pills and creams are often marketed together and customers are advised to use the products for up to six moths several times a day in order to gain a larger bust.

However, it is important to be well informed on the remedy being consumed or applied to your body before using it.

Many breast enhancement pills and creams have not been FDA approved, which increases their potential of harm to those who ingest them.

Breast Enhancement Surgery

With millions getting breast augmentation surgery yearly, the operation remains to be one of the safest methods to increase breast size.

Huge advances have been made in the techniques used during surgery and the results are evident immediately after, as opposed to a year later.

However, this does not mean that breast augmentation surgery doesn't carry risks as well.

As with any surgery, it is important to be educated on the procedure and to find a board certified surgeon to ensure your health is in good hands.

(Source: American Chronicle)