13-04-2025, 21:00
It does depend on what type of program you intend to use - which may ultimately depend on what your tolerance level is for pumping.
People who pump everyday tend to use very high pressures or else there isn't any good swelling due to the limited time pumping. The downside is that the higher the pressure, the more painful it can be. Also pumping at high pressures for shorter times usually means you are stuck doing it every day or every other day because the swelling is temporary. I don't think I've come across someone who used that method and had permanent results.
The Brava/Evebra method is the one where low pressures [20-30 mmHg] are used over several hours a day (at least 10 - 12 hours or more) for 4 to 6 months. Downside is the time you need to block out to pump but upsides are that the results are permanent and you can stop after 4-6 months and not loose the growth. Several people (myself included) have confirmed that you can get permanent results with this method - just don't expect to go from a AA to a C cup. You may go from AA to A if your body is conducive to pumping. You do need to pump every day for permanent results because it is cumulative - you need to keep building on the previous swelling to get more swelling and eventually the swelling turns to fat [but not all of the swelling turns.]
Pumping can be deceiving because once you finish your session, the breasts will often swell several times its normal size and people think that is the size they will retain. Instead what happens is that the swelling decreases pretty rapidly and you end up close to your normal size by the time you are ready to pump again the next day. Don't let the initial size fool you into thinking that is the end result.
If you like the initial swelling and hope to keep it at that size permanently, you'd probably be better off getting implants or fat augmentation because your breasts will NOT stay that way - unless you pretty much live in your domes and pump several times a day.
People who pump everyday tend to use very high pressures or else there isn't any good swelling due to the limited time pumping. The downside is that the higher the pressure, the more painful it can be. Also pumping at high pressures for shorter times usually means you are stuck doing it every day or every other day because the swelling is temporary. I don't think I've come across someone who used that method and had permanent results.
The Brava/Evebra method is the one where low pressures [20-30 mmHg] are used over several hours a day (at least 10 - 12 hours or more) for 4 to 6 months. Downside is the time you need to block out to pump but upsides are that the results are permanent and you can stop after 4-6 months and not loose the growth. Several people (myself included) have confirmed that you can get permanent results with this method - just don't expect to go from a AA to a C cup. You may go from AA to A if your body is conducive to pumping. You do need to pump every day for permanent results because it is cumulative - you need to keep building on the previous swelling to get more swelling and eventually the swelling turns to fat [but not all of the swelling turns.]
Pumping can be deceiving because once you finish your session, the breasts will often swell several times its normal size and people think that is the size they will retain. Instead what happens is that the swelling decreases pretty rapidly and you end up close to your normal size by the time you are ready to pump again the next day. Don't let the initial size fool you into thinking that is the end result.
If you like the initial swelling and hope to keep it at that size permanently, you'd probably be better off getting implants or fat augmentation because your breasts will NOT stay that way - unless you pretty much live in your domes and pump several times a day.