Bras Matter After Breast Surgery
Whilst the ultimate goal of a boob job might be having enough chest to show off without a bra, going without one, at least initially, can be a big mistake. Bras are an important tool to use during recovery to help ensure that eventual shaping is right and complications from breast surgery don’t arise.
When breast enlargement surgery is performed, patients should expect a fairly lengthy recovery period while the body heals and adjusts to its new shape. During this period of time, having the right bras will be vital for the eventual outcome of the boobjob.
To make sure bras help with recovery, it is imperative not only to wear one, but also to select the right style and fit. Not all bras are built alike and many bras simply are not recommended after breast augmentation.
Why Bras Matter
There are several big reasons why bras are necessary after breast enhancement surgery. They include:
- The comfort they provide – Breast enlargement surgery ultimately adds to the weight and size of the breasts. With this in mind, having the right bra can be a matter of comfort. In the weeks following surgery, the extra support provided by a good bra will be greatly appreciated.
- They help center the implant – Wearing the right bras after breast implants have been put into place can also be important for the final shaping of the breasts. During the healing period, the implant will need to be centered. A properly fit bra will assist on this front. Bras like pushups and other non-supporting bras can actually cause the positioning to go out of place and lead to deformity of the breasts.
- They can prevent rapid descent – Following breast augmentation surgery, an implant can descend from its initial post-surgical position. This will happen over time if the right support is not used. Rapid descent causes the implant to shift into a position that is not centered. When rapid descent is a problem, breasts can look aged and saggy.
Picking The Right Bras
Once you have breast enlargement surgery, it is very smart to rely on a little assistance when picking out bras. The right bra will fit your new shape perfectly. By this it means the wire should fit exactly on the breast crease. The cups should be firm and shaped to provide even support for the breasts. They should not be too deep or too shallow. In addition, the vertical strap must provide enough support to hold the position.
Considering the requirements after breast surgery, it is often wise to call on a professional to help with the fitting. Make sure to shop in stores where assistance will be offered. Remember, bras should provide support, but they should also be comfortable.
Going Without
So, what about going without a bra? Will this ever be possible?
The answer will eventually be yes, only on special occsaions. Once everything is properly healed and the shape is formed, it is acceptable to go without a bra for a big night on the town. Just make sure to clear everything with the surgeon first. Rushing the bra-less look isn’t worth the complications.
Bras are an essential tool to use in the healing process following enhancement surgery. Make sure to take the time to pick bras that properly fit. When you do so, your breast enlargements should have the support needed to heal right and hold the look you were after all along.
me says:
i went without a bra for about 6 hours on day 10 i think they still look normal, i do have a funny feeling in the muscle just near the underarm, would the bra les ness have caused that, it was hot and i really didnt realise the importance, today is 13 days post op 4 me. they just look so small when im dressed and cuz i used to wear heavily padded bras b4 the op it looks no different to other ppl, but when i had the bra off they looked bigger and just great! so yes, would taht day without the bra have done damage, and is it possible to not wear a bra at night?
November 25th, 2009 at 9:12 am