There is a nice interpretation of the evolution of the species which attempts to explain why the female breast concerns women so much. According to this theory, the human species would originate from a group of primates that in a given moment raised on their lower limbs, looking first at the sky, and then looking at each other to interact in a different and special way: in front of each other. This attitude would lead to change the central attention transmitter from the gluteal regions (very showy in apes) toward the thorax, and to the chest. The female breast is a very important spot and identity. There are innumerable techniques that attempt to achieve its perfection. In reality, all systems attempt two basic results: stretch the skin and project the glandule. It is very difficult?practically impossible?to obtain by outside physical or chemical means that the skin shrinks in a harmonious and aesthetical way.
Cold showers, the use of fasteners and tone creams for the skin attempt to do just that. Increase of the mammary glandule contents could be achieved in particular cases through hormonal treatment. It is known that in certain moments of the female cycle during pregnancy, with the anovulatory cycles the breast volume can increase; however, keeping a hormonal pattern through aesthetic treatment is not advisable. Some products encourage a hyperhydration under the skin. Its efficacy is relative and inconstant. Perhaps physical exercise might be more practical. The latter does not produce an increase in the glandule, but in the muscle, instead (the pectoral muscle, to be precise). When it grows, it produces the optical effect of an increased breast and even risen discretely. It is something to put to test having in mind its limitations. Because when breasts are too small or too large, none of the above treatments work, then you will have to consider surgery and looking for a good plastic surgeon. Millions of women have been subject to augmentative mammoplasty in the last years, and it has proven to have a great effect on them, both physically and psychologically.