Brava vs Noogleberry vs Bosom Beauty: The Breast Enlargement Pump Showdown

Want naturally bigger, perkier, rounder breasts? Who doesn’t, right?

Well, the good news is that you’re spoiled for choice nowadays. Whereas in the past, you’d have to go under the knife, there are a bevy of natural choices now, from pills to pumps.

And ‘though both are effective, if you’re unwilling to risk mood swings and irregular periods – pumps are a fantastically effective, totally non-hormonal way to grow bigger breasts.

How Do Breast Enlargement Pumps Work?

So what are these pumps and how do they work? Well, here’s a quick primer on the wonders of breast enlargement pumps. In a nutshell, these pumps promote blood flow and tissue growth towards the breasts to increase their size. They actually look very similar to breastfeeding devices minus the mess.

The technology used for breast enlargement pumps is actually pretty thoroughly researched, especially in the medical community since doctors often make use of tissue expansion through application of tension when they perform reconstructive surgery.

Similarly, in the case of the breast enlargement pumps, it is the constant application of pressure that enables the breast to product new tissue.

Through constant tension and stimulation, blood flow is increased and the existing breast tissue is expanded.

When you first start using the breast pump there is a tendency to experience discomfort with the swelling, but don’t panic, this is simply a sign of increasing tension to your breast tissue – the very thing that causes growth.

Just make sure you don’t overdo it; a medium pressure is more than enough to induce growth. Aim for a gentle pulling pressure without pain.

However, if you notice that there is no swelling at all, it doesn’t mean your foray into breast enhancement is a flat out flop. Women with denser breast tissue don’t tend to experience as much swelling although they will still notice growth over time.

Are Breast Enlargement Pumps Safe?

One of the most common questions about these breast pumps is if they are safe. While they look like intimidating devices, the answer is a big resounding yes.

But only if you use them properly.

Some women tend to apply so much pressure that their breasts turn purple – trust me this isn’t a good sign! This isn’t a huge problem for automatic, electric breast enlargement pumps like the Brava or Bosom Beauty since these have settings with automatic pressure, but when it comes to manual breast pumps like the Noogleberry – you’re given a lot of free reign so you’ll have to make sure you’re applying just the right amount of pressure. Check out our tips on using Noogleberry!

Always remember that the breast enlargement pumps are not designed to be painful, so if you experience any sort of pain, you should release some of the pressure.

A small minority report skin reactions to the plastic or the rubber, if you have preexisting allergies and skin sensitivities, choose a breast pump made out of material that is the most comfortable for you. And always, always moisturize and lubricate your skin before pumping to shield your breasts from stretch marks and redness.

How Much Can You Grow from Breast Enlargement Pumps?

Now that we’ve addressed safety concerns, lets talk about it’s effects. While it may not achieve the same dramatic change as you’d expect from plastic surgery, these breast pumps can give noticeable and permanent results with continuous use.

The main trick to breast pumps is consistency, daily use produces the best results. Don’t think you should stop pumping when you achieve the results you want either. You should continue to use the breast pump after reaching your desired cup size to maintain the fullness the firmness of your breast.

Considering springing for a breast pump now? Before we let you in on the best ones, here’s our top three tips to remember when you’re looking to pump up your breasts!

#1. Don’t scrimp on a breast pump!

Deep discounts usually come with a caveat, and we don’t want to penny pinch at the expense of our boobs. There are a lot of horror stories of off-brand breast pumps that turn the boobs purple from too much pressure or actually cause chafed nipples.

Don’t make your beloved tatas go through unnecessary pain, put in the few extra dollars and spend for a quality breast pump, it’s a worthy investment and you can scoop up a top-notch one fore a lot less than you’d expect (below $100).

#2. Know thyself

Getting the best results isn’t just dependent on getting the most expensive pump in the market, you have to take into consideration your habits and lifestyle as well. Some pumps need as little as 30 minutes a day, while others require you to have it on for 8 hours.

Think about how you usually spend your day and how much time you can realistically dedicate to donning your breast pump.

#3. Patience and determination are key

Breast enlargement pumps will definitely test your discipline. Results don’t come as fast, in fact it takes anywhere between four months to a year to up your cup size, and even then you should continue using it to maintain the full look of your bust, although much less frequently.

A breast pump is truly a commitment, and you have to make sure you’re willing to undergo the routine of pumping on a daily basis before you even think of buying one.

What are the Best Breast Enlargement Pumps to Buy?

Now that you know all about these pumps, we spill the beans on the best breast enlargement pumps on the market.

Keep in mind that these top 3 are in no particular order and that just because one is more expensive, it does not mean that it’s better – go over the pros and cons of each so you can find one that’s best suited for you, your wallet and your lifestyle!

#1. Brava

Probably the best known breast enlargement pump in town, the Brava is what’s usually recommended by doctors before their patients undergo breast augmentation surgery to gently expand their breasts in advance.

How big can my boobs get? 1/2 cup – 2 cup sizes of lasting growth

How long before I see the results? At least ten weeks of continuous daily use for up to 10 hours per day

How much is it? A whopping $900 to $2000 (you can scoop up cheaper, used ones on eBay)

The Brava System is an all natural, external tissue expander that is highly backed by superior technology and science. When purchasing the Brava Starter System, you will receive a kit containing two semi-rigid domes that have silicone cushioning, plus a very techie looking “SmartBox” which Brava claims is a mini computer. You also get a chic-looking sports bra and an instruction manual.

The SmartBox is really the brains of the operation since it contains a sensor that periodically adjusts and optimizes the pressure being exerted on your breasts. There is also a timer that records the amount of pressure being applied and the total amount of time you have it on. The information is downloadable which you can then transmit it to your doctors or the Brava Team Specialists.

The Pros of Brava:

• It’s really hands-off – since the sleek sports bra hold everything in place (including the Smartbox, which controls the pressure so you don’t have to worry about using too much pressure) you can go about your day and can even sleep while wearing it.

• It’s one of the gentlest breast enlargement pumps. Since the Brava should be worn for 10 hours every day, it only applies a gentle suctioning pressure. You are assured that the breast tissue isn’t damaged since it doesn’t over-suction your breasts at all.

• The most comfortable domes. Maybe because it was designed by the medical community – the Brava has hands down the most comfortable cups, which is great news since you’ll be wearing them for long stretches of time.

• It promises permanent growth, without the maintenance. Sure, the Brava works slowly and requires a lot of wear time, but it’s because aside from expanding existing breast tissue it also works to trigger the body to create more of it. Since there is permanent tissue growth involved, it means the effects are much longer lasting, and you don’t need to pump continuously for the rest of your life to maintain the results of your hard work.

The Cons of Brava:

• It requires a lot of time. Ten weeks of ten hour pumping sessions daily is nothing to scoff at.  If you’re thinking right now that ten weeks of ten hours is nothing for bigger breasts – take a minute to think about how wearing a suctioning cup will affect your sleep (and night-time activities) for over 2 months!

• You must sleep on your back. To realistically squeeze in 10 hours of use in a day, many women don this sports bra while sleeping…which means you need to get used to sleeping on your back.

• It has a high drop out rate. Women tend to lose interest a few weeks into the treatment and as a result, there is actually a very high drop out rate for using the Brava system since it can eat up a huge chunk of your time.

• The SmartBox is known to be a bit unreliable. The SmartBox has been known to interrupt sleep with incessant beeps in the middle of the night. This might not be the best option if you are a light sleeper.

• The price is quite…prohibitive. Aside from the investment in terms of time, you also have to invest a lot of cold hard cash for this baby. Averaging $1,000 per system, it’s not something you purchase out of impulse. Add in the fact that you need to purchase a whole new system when your cup size changes (and you still want them to grow more), the money you need to shell out may be too much. If you’re going to opt for the Brava – get a gently used one on eBay. It’s a helluva lot cheaper.

#2. Noogleberry

The Noogleberry is a cult favorite in the world of breast pumping, and for good reason – its simplicity is only matched by its effectiveness.

When you first unbox the Noogleberry, you will find a set of cups (which comes in different sizes according to your current bra size), a manual hand pump, and a tubing system that connects everything together.

All of these is tucked inside a discreet black pouch (the shipping is very discreet as well).

To use it, you almost don’t need instructions since it’s very intuitive. You just put on the cups (invest in extra padding to make it more comfortable), and simply connect the tubing system and manually pump until you feel a sufficient suctioning pressure.

After pumping, you’ll notice your breast are bigger and swollen…and then be disappointed when you notice it deflates in the next few hours. Don’t worry – with continuous usage, the enlargement will become permanent.

How big can my boobs get? Growing 1 – 2 cup sizes is common and users have seen more drastic growth with longer pumping (a few years)

How long before I see the results? Depends on amount of pressure and length and frequency of time applied. Generally, you’ll start seeing results in 12 weeks.

How much is it? $80 and free shipping on orders over 75 GBP (which it’ll be when you opt for the cup padding and a small bottle of oil)

The Pros of Noogleberry:

• A happy, satisfied and helpful community of Noogleberry users and success stories. Thousands of people flock the Noogleberry forum extolling the gifts of boobage that the Noogleberry has given them. The community of users are also very friendly and willing to answer any questions you might have. So your purchase of the Noogleberry Pump comes with a great group of people who’ve grown (and are continuing to grow) on the Noog.

• The best value for your buck – at $80, the Noogleberry is the most affordable, highest-quality breast pump you’ll find. For a device that looks very sturdy and durable, the Noogleberry feels like a bargain at only $80. With simple but very long-lasting parts – expect to have it last for pretty much forever.

• It’s highly, highly customizable. Think the pressure of Brava is too soft while the pressure of Bosom Beauty is too strong? Well, meet the Noogleberry. Since its a hand pump, you can control how much pressure you exert on your breasts. This also means that you can use the Noogleberry to address other breast problems such as evening out your breasts (if you have different cup sizes). Also unlike electric operated breast pumps that come with set time intervals, you can spend as little or as much time on the Noogleberry as you want.

The Cons of Noogleberry:

• It can be kind of hard to multitask. Because it’s a manual pump – you actually have to do the pumping. Plus, the Noogleberry doesn’t come encased in a sports bra so it can be more challenging to roam around with the cups attached to your boobs. The good news is that you can simply invest in a front-zipper sports bra and/or order the airlock function from the website when you order your Noogleberry. This will allow you to pump until you get the right amount of pressure and then close off the airlock so you can move around as you watch TV, play with the cat, vacuum, etc.

• Entails an increased responsibility. This device give you all the power, and that means all the responsibility as well. It’s tempting to overuse the device by either pumping too hard or too long to fast-track the results. You have to be more vigilant with the Noogleberry to make sure you use it properly and apply the constant even pressure it needs to work effectively.

• It can be hard to figure out the right amount of pressure. On a similar note to the above – this is by far the most common complain for the Noogleberry. You might find yourself pumping too little (and getting very little swelling) and sometimes too hard (purple breasts). Because it’s all up to you, it can be difficult to gauge just how much pressure is prefect, at least for the first few weeks.

• Really awkward-looking. To be honest, the device looks a bit intimidating and unfashionable. It was designed to be no frills and very straight forward. The up side of this is that what it lacks in sleek design, it more than makes up for in function.

#3. Bosom Beauty

Last but not least, we have the Bosom Beauty, which is probably the least-known of the top 3 breast enlargement pumps. To be honest, this breast pump is not for those with sensitive breasts – it can come on a bit strong in the pressure department – but it’s great for growth. Let’s find out more about it, shall we?

How big can my boobs get? 1 to 2 cup sizes of permanent growth

How much time do I have to spend on it? 30 minutes daily, tops.

How long before I see the results? The Bosom Beauty Promises a notable increase in bust size after 4-8 weeks.

How much is it? $100 – $250 with the best bargains to be found on eBay

What to expect: When you first purchase the Bosom Beauty, you receive a Stretch Bra Vest that holds two suction cups that are lined with a cushy fabric so the suctioning is as comfortable as you can get.

It also comes with a controller that includes 9 power settings so you can adjust the suctioning based on how much time you can spend wearing the pump (there’s a Boost setting that doubles the suctioning intensity so you can just spend 15 minutes wearing the device).

The Bosom Beauty has it’s own pull and release motion that may strike you as a bit different if you’ve tried other breast enlargement pumps before. Unlike the hand operated breast pumps, the controller creates a vacuum through the cups, and this is what causes increased blood flow that will eventually push your breast tissue to expand.

According to Bosom Beauty, this technique is four times more effective than the rest of the breast pumps in the market.

The Pros of Bosom Beauty:

• It’s damn convenient. The stretch bra vest is a total godsend since it allows you to multitask. Pumping while washing the dishes, pumping while doing makeup, etc. Since you have both hands free, you can maximize your productivity. It’s so easy to integrate a breast pump like this into your routine.

• It only takes half an hour (minimum). You don’t have to laze around all day with this strapped to your chest to get results – it takes as little as 30 minutes a day to get the desired effects. And if you’re having one of those super crazy days when you can hardly sit down, you have a boost setting the cuts the standard 30 minutes in half. All in all, you get similar swelling with an hour of Bosom Beauty as you do after 10 hours of Brava – more boob for your time!

• Domes are quite comfortable. They’re not as comfy as Brava’s, but definitely comfier than Noogleberry’s since they’re shaped at the base.

• Bosom Beauty is good not just for enlargement, but for lifting the breasts and filling out the top parts of your breast – this is the same for Noogleberry as well.

• Customizable settings and protection against overpumping. The problem with hand pumping is that there is tendency to put in too much pressure, especially when you’re first starting to get the hang of things. With the Bosom Beauty Breast pump, this isn’t an issue because of the automated suctioning. The pull and release motion does the work so you don’t have to figure it out.

The Cons of Bosom Beauty:

• Doesn’t feel sturdy. When compared to the Noogleberry, the Bosom Beauty device definitely looks and feels a lot cheaper. Maybe it’s the made in China label that’s throwing us off, but we’ve also seen reviews from women whose devices only lasted a couple of months when used daily.

• The device can come on quite strong. While there are customizable settings for the suctioning power, some people find even the gentlest setting to hurt. Let’s just say compared to the other breast enlargement pumps, the Bosom Beauty requires a higher pain tolerance. If you can stand it in the beginning, though, you’ll get used to it in time.

• There are hidden costs. Sure, it’s considerably cheaper than the Brava but you’re not just paying once for the device – it also requires 4 AA batteries to run if you want to tote it around. The batteries only last for an average of 8 sessions, so this means you’ll have to drop a sizable chunk of cash on batteries. You can also opt for the rechargeable ones which will still set you back a pretty penny. If you don’t want to shell out for batteries, you can just use the adaptor it comes with, but this means you will have to sacrifice the mobility.

Alright, that’s about it for our breast enlargement pump showdown.

Ultimately, there is no “best” breast enlargement pump – there is only the best breast enlargement pump for you. Look and ask around and every person will have a different opinion as to which pump is the absolute best. Those who’ve grown with Brava swear it’s the best thing since pistachio macaroons. Loyal Noogle-ers will defend it to the death. And those who’ve plumped up with Bosom Beauty are pretty die-hard about its benefits as well.

It all comes down to finding the one that works for you. Before you buy, consider factors like:

• Price
• Time investment
• Breast growth possible
• Is the pressure strong enough?
• Is the pressure too strong and painful?
• Do you prefer to pump yourself or prefer to have a machine do it for you?

And according to your individual answers to the above questions, you’ll get a better feel for which pump is the pump for you.

Good luck and happy growing!