Get pregnant. Then your breasts will increase.
Whatever size your body grows naturally.
By getting pregnant.
You just wait and it will grow. (unless you have a breast problem.)
The letters indicate the bra's cup size - how big the breast itself is. The number before it is the distance (in inches if you're American) around the girl measured right below the breast. A (or maybe even AA) is for small breasts, and the size of the breast gets progressively larger as the cup size letters progress from A to D. A is very small breast. B is larger than A, but is still a fairly small breast. C is larger than B. D is larger than C and is a larger, but not overly large, breast.
No and it may damage your breast if you aren't breast feeding. Size is determined by DNA. No cream, pill, food, or drink will make you larger.
yes . the girls have bib boobs
There is something called a breast reduction surgery for women who have shoulder or back pain from the weight of larger breasts. Working out reduces breast size naturally because breasts are fatty tissue. There are not products that reduce them.
There are a number of supposed methods to increase breast size naturally. One of the most common methods is by taking an all-natural pill that can be ordered online. Be careful with these pills, as they are not approved by any government organization.
Breast augmentation is for enlarging a breast size, but there is a surgery for breast reduction. Each surgery does a different shaping to the breast. One makes it larger and the other makes it smaller.
The size of your breast comes from your DNA and no food, drink, or exercise will change the size. You can firm your breasts through exercise, but not change the size. Only surgery will make a breast larger with implants.
If you get a breast enlargement serum containing MicroFirm you can increase your cup size naturally in a couple of weeks.
Body type. Some girls are curvier and have larger chests, some girls are naturally thin and have very little curves at all. Breast size is not dependent on age, it's dependent on your body structure.