Can you take a hormone pill to give you a bigger butt?

Answer 1

No, you should not. Hormonal drugs are for using to correct hormonal imbalance or to prevent or cause pregnancy, not for shape issues. Whatever shaping effect a hormonal drug may provide will be largely surpassed by the negative consequences on your liver and hormonal system. Hormonal imbalance caused by excess of hormones might cause exactly the opposite effect of what you want to obtain, including masculinization and body/facial hair grow. It will also expose you to cancer risk.

Under the supervision of an endocrinologist, male-to-female transgender patients are given hormones for obtaining some level of feminization including the typical female curves, however, those patients have not already their own female hormones (estrogens) in their systems and therefore are not at risk of estrogen dominance or other hormonal imbalance. Furthermore, they are receiving anti-androgens (testosterone suppressors) for keeping a balance instead of a competition for hormonal dominance. For a biological female, hormonal drugs must not be used for shaping issues as the risks outdo the minimal results.

Answer 2

Yes & no. It has to be combined with exercise. I have been searching the internet to find something to make my booty bigger I've found it. The website is www.dimeadozen.myeweb.net The site looks cheesy & the order took 2 weeks to arrive but it was well worth it, & it was cheap. My booty grew 3 inches in one month all around. That doesn't sound like a lot but look at a ruler. Plus the exercises & foods to eat are all natural. These foods will give you the hormones that creates a bigger butt. When you have the size you want stop the program. You can control your body. WWW.DIMEADOZEN.MYEWEB.NET They do. Well, everyone I know have experienced this. You may be an exception, though.

Answer 3

Certain types of hormone injections may increase the size of breasts, hips, stomach, and buttocks, as they cause overall weight gain.