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Post by yettiricey 30th April 2011, 7:34 am

Hi Ladies

Do any of you know if the postop M&S bras are ok to wear after a BA? They are not padded and have no wire.

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Post by Shorty 30th April 2011, 7:54 am

Hi

I was told to wear their total support bra instead of a sports bra. Check with your PS but should be ok x
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Post by yettiricey 30th April 2011, 8:39 am

Thanks Shorty xxx
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Post by COOKIE 30th April 2011, 8:43 am

I dunno babe, I know some ladies have chosen to wear post-op bras, but I myself stuck with the 'support'bra that was recommended by my surgeon. xx
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Post by jen86 30th April 2011, 9:52 am

i currently have on a debenhams gorgeous bra, that has no wire in...is it okay?? it seems supportive but now im worrying as its not a sports bra!!
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Post by yettiricey 30th April 2011, 10:19 am

So are the sports bras no good. My surgeon hasn't told me anything yet and I want to get something in ready for next week.
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Post by Shorty 30th April 2011, 12:22 pm

Give them a call. We all get told different things. I was not told to buy a sports one but a total support bra.

The main thing I was told is that they have to be supported and seporated with good sized straps.

It is worth calling you surgeon as you are having a reop and may need the compression more than someone on their first time perhaps.
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Post by misf1 30th April 2011, 12:36 pm

I would check with your surgeon hun. No harm in buying the bra if you want to, you can always take it back
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Post by kezza85 30th April 2011, 3:44 pm

I was told some ASDA sports bras would be ideal and they are cheap also x
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Post by Jennifer2011 30th April 2011, 3:59 pm

OK I didn't even know there was a difference between sports and support bras! lol
I was told to buy sports bras in a size bigger than I expect to be (I am hoping to be a DD/E so I bought 2 34F's) Both sports bras from Debenhams, level 4 which is high support. Hopefully I got it right! shrug
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Post by kezza85 30th April 2011, 4:05 pm

Im thinking someone needs to design special pretty bras designed especialy for woman who have just had a BA !!!!!! Hmmmmmm thinking cap now on watch this space lol dragons den here I come :) Hysterical In fairness there has to be a big market for them,, x
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Post by Jennifer2011 30th April 2011, 4:13 pm

kezza85 wrote:Im thinking someone needs to design special pretty bras designed especialy for woman who have just had a BA !!!!!! Hmmmmmm thinking cap now on watch this space lol dragons den here I come :) Hysterical In fairness there has to be a big market for them,, x

lol! Funny you should say that! I stumbled across this a few days ago - [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
They only have like 4 different bras on there lol though apparently the are designed for women who have had BA, not sure if they're any good or not though! (Clearly as I don't have any boobies yet! haha!)
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Post by Jennifer2011 30th April 2011, 4:15 pm

Just thought - I hope I'm allowed to post that link in here? My apologies if I'm not :doh: Xx
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Post by kezza85 30th April 2011, 5:47 pm

Jennifer2011 wrote:
kezza85 wrote:Im thinking someone needs to design special pretty bras designed especialy for woman who have just had a BA !!!!!! Hmmmmmm thinking cap now on watch this space lol dragons den here I come :) Hysterical In fairness there has to be a big market for them,, x

lol! Funny you should say that! I stumbled across this a few days ago - [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
They only have like 4 different bras on there lol though apparently the are designed for women who have had BA, not sure if they're any good or not though! (Clearly as I don't have any boobies yet! haha!)
Jen Xx


They are for when you can wear proper bras I think..... Was talking to Alexis the other day (on another forum) and Im pretty sure they are for after the strickt support time lol......

Iv already chosen what I want tho hehehehe x
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Post by chencire 30th April 2011, 5:57 pm

my nurse told me to buy asda support bras. they are cheap and nice xx
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Post by Jennifer2011 1st May 2011, 1:42 am

kezza85 wrote:
Jennifer2011 wrote:
kezza85 wrote:Im thinking someone needs to design special pretty bras designed especialy for woman who have just had a BA !!!!!! Hmmmmmm thinking cap now on watch this space lol dragons den here I come :) Hysterical In fairness there has to be a big market for them,, x

lol! Funny you should say that! I stumbled across this a few days ago - [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
They only have like 4 different bras on there lol though apparently the are designed for women who have had BA, not sure if they're any good or not though! (Clearly as I don't have any boobies yet! haha!)
Jen Xx


They are for when you can wear proper bras I think..... Was talking to Alexis the other day (on another forum) and Im pretty sure they are for after the strickt support time lol......

Iv already chosen what I want tho hehehehe x

lol Yes! Sorry, silly me! You are right, I'm jumping ahead a bit here! Blush Xxx
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