Sports bras to bed....

by Ftmum1986 30th August 2016, 4:17 pm

Hi all, do you/did you continue to wear a sports bra/Macom to bed a while after your op? I can't yet imagine not wearing anything in bed so plan to carry on wearing my Macom for a while yet. What have you all done? What were you advised to do?

Thanks :)

by ScotsGirl78 30th August 2016, 5:07 pm

I'm planning to wear mine long term!!

xx

by Hattie73 30th August 2016, 5:26 pm

Hi... I was braless after my op for a while (ps fine with this !)... Then wore genie bras to bed for a bit... But always braless now and have been for a while !!

I don't think it matters as long as you are comfortable... Once they've settled down its surprising how you get used to them and become much less aware... Takes quite a few months though

Hope you're both ok

Xx

by Lucy106 30th August 2016, 5:43 pm

I still wear a crop top genie bra type thing that gives a bit of support. I was told its best to wear them to bed as the more you support them the longer they will last without sagging and pulling at the tissue. But I do make the odd exception and sometimes sleep without anything. I love sleeping without a bra and letting the air get to them - haha!! x

by BkozK 30th August 2016, 6:16 pm

Genie bra every night,have never been a sleep naked person so I'll continue to wear my genie xx

by BkozK 30th August 2016, 6:22 pm

Ooooo nice new avi scotsgirl x

by **Charlii** 11th September 2016, 1:00 pm

I wore the macom for a while, but it became uncomfortable. Now I wear low impact crop sports bras, mostly Nikes that I get cheap from the local outlet! Just keeps things in place without feeling to restricted.

Its entirely up to you whether you want to continue post op. Some would recommend it, as it continues to support them and would delay any sagging. But some just arent comfy like that at night.