sleeping without a bra

by adele49704 15th November 2015, 8:02 pm

I'm 8 weeks post op and was wondering is it ok to sleep some night without a bra on?

by Contemptuous 15th November 2015, 8:22 pm

I'm six weeks post op and I sleep braless. Try it and see if it's comfortable.

by **Charlii** 15th November 2015, 8:24 pm

Have you been told you can? Your surgeon would have given you instruction as to when you can go without. However, it's advisable to keep wearing a bra at night, even if it's just a low impact crop top. You've paid a lot of money for your new boobs, you'll want to keep them looking good for as long as possible.

Also, a lot of girls find that they still get sore and achy this early post op if they go braless. But like I said, as long as you have the all clear, do whatever you feel most comfortable doing.

by Hattie73 15th November 2015, 8:24 pm

Hi... I sleep without a bra and have done since about 6 weeks I think, in fact might have been earlier... My ps was ok with this too... If your ps is not against it and it is comfortable for you I would go for it... I definitely feel comfier at night without a bra but everyone is different !... Hope that helps you a bit xx

by adele49704 15th November 2015, 8:43 pm

My surgeon never said about whether it's ok to go braless or not I've not seen him since I've had the operation and don't see him until 3rd December xx

by Asorrell81 15th November 2015, 8:56 pm

My surgeon has said to wear a sports bra at nighttime as much as possible after and way beyond the the op.

by chrystal867 16th November 2015, 6:38 am

I'd call and ask if it's okaii and if that's how your comfy then your choice personally I still couldn't I ache just after taking a bath or shower I defo still need the support of my bra lol xxx

by Lucy106 16th November 2015, 8:30 am

I was a bit disappointed to learn from the girls on here that it's best to wear a bra in bed post op! I sleep naked so it will be odd wear clothes! Besides I had romantic visions of me floating around the bedroom wearing some silky little nightdresses!! I might compromise and go for those tops with hidden support - maybe you could try those as a middle ground? Check with surgeon first obviously! X

by BkozK 16th November 2015, 9:11 am

I had to be 24/7 bra for first 6 weeks the a further 6 weeks of surgical bra at night. Best to ring surgeon for advise just incase, you don't want to invalidate your after care xx

by Carrierowland 16th November 2015, 9:35 am

I was told to wear Macon for 6 weeks then go to a non wired for another 6 weeks then onto wires at 12 weeks. I still wear one of a night as it more comfy. X

by mrskelly 16th November 2015, 10:03 am

This is another thing im not looking forward to. Ive never slept in a bra as i just find it really uncomfortable. But I suppose i will have to look after the new boobs so needs must. x

by Twinky 16th November 2015, 10:35 am

I was told it really doesn't matter.
My implants are under the muscle so my ps said this in itself is support, but if for comfort I prefer to wear one, then sure go ahead!

I occasionally sleep braless but feels much comfier with one on, and I feel a bit achey without it too. Pre-op I always slept braless but there was nothing there that needed support! shrug

Its just easier when you turn over and stuff not to keep adjusting em and stuff, imo.

I just wear my genie or belvia. There non-wired and soo soft and comfy! yes

by BkozK 16th November 2015, 12:58 pm

My genie and belvia bras are so comfy, they will become my bed bras x

by Carrierowland 16th November 2015, 2:30 pm

Twinky is that the case if you have unders they will stay there better than unders will move??? Xx

by Twinky 16th November 2015, 4:09 pm

I think that was just MY surgeons opinion, as he said he didn't believe in bra's period. Said he prefers au naturel...ironic eh!

But I just feel so much better in one at bedtimes.

by BkozK 16th November 2015, 6:01 pm

A friend of mine has unders, her ps wanted her to go braless as much as possible after 6 weeks. Said it was to allow gravity to help the muscle and skin to stretch, she was extremely flat chested though. Mine are overs and I don't think I'll ever go braless other than showering and bedtime fun. Do not want gravity helping mine go south lol x

by **Charlii** 16th November 2015, 7:44 pm

Unders will give you a degree of additional support, as youve got the muscle helping out too, but its very little. You dont need as much support sleeping as you do during the day, i wear minimum support.

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