Answered by SecondMedic Expert
Obstetrics · Obstetrics
The short answer is no – the vast majority of breast enlargement creams and pills on eBay are not proven to be effective in any way.
Breast enlargement creams, along with other “miracle” treatments such as herbal supplements, vacuum therapy devices and massage techniques, can use a combination of hormones or plant extracts to stimulate the production of estrogen in the hope that this will lead to fuller breasts.
However, there has been no reliable scientific evidence showing that these products work over extended periods of time - most people who try them don't report noticeable long-term effects. This lack of proof is what prevents these items from being sold in countries where medicines and supplements must receive government approval before they are allowed on store shelves - including the United States and Europe.
Furthermore, some ingredients commonly found in herbal breast enhancement formulations have been linked to serious side effects such as nausea, vomiting and skin rashes. As a result it's important to ensure scans for all substances used are taken before use and that you always read labels carefully or consult a medical professional for advice before using any treatment product like those offered on eBay.
Therefore it's wise not to buy products claiming miraculous results without supporting data that backs up its possible efficacy; instead opting for proven methods such as surgery if desired results cannot be achieved through exercise or diet alone.
