Currently, there are no medically approved medications, creams, or pills that can safely and permanently increase breast size. While some hormonal contraceptives containing estrogen may cause temporary swelling due to fluid retention, they are not prescribed for breast enlargement. Spa massages are also not effective for changing breast size. Breasts consist of fatty and glandular tissue, which does not grow from external massage. While massage is safe and promotes healthy circulation, it will not enlarge the breasts. If you are seeking permanent changes, the only medically proven methods are surgical, which you can discuss safely with a board-certified plastic surgeon.

A lack of sexual desire is clinically known as Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD). There are two FDA-approved medications for premenopausal women: Flibanserin (Addyi), a daily oral tablet, and Bremelanotide (Vyleesi), an injection used as needed before sexual activity. If she is postmenopausal, hormone therapies like estrogen or off-label low-dose testosterone are sometimes prescribed. Because low libido can stem from complex physical, psychological, hormonal, or relationship factors, it is essential that she consults her gynaecologist. A doctor can help identify the root cause, discuss potential side effects, and safely guide her treatment.