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by TiaDe 22nd June 2011, 5:19 am

I was wondering what I should buy to wear a few days after surgery. I live in Florida so it has been over 90 degrees outside. I am also planning a vacation two weeks after surgery. I'm going to visit a few close friends and family members. We are taking a drive up the east coast (of the U.S.) and stopping to see each family for a few days at a time. I am lost on what type of clothing I should buy. I am normally a t-shirt and tank top kind of girl on the weekends and after work. Should I just buy the tops I would normally wear a size up? I buy mediums now and I am a 36B. I should end up at a 36D or DD after surgery. I was thinking I could pick up some stretchy t-shirts in a large. Any advice? I really want to have a few shirts ready so I can feel comfortable right away Shirts 476424

.-Tia

by sarahdawn31 22nd June 2011, 6:31 am

I wore a lot of tanks in the early post op days as I could step into them and pull them up so I didn't have to raise my arms. I went up quite a bit in the boobie size but wear the same size in most tops especially anything with a bit of stretch... The only type of tops I go bigger in are button up tops or anything structured like blaser style jackets or corset style tops.

by jen86 22nd June 2011, 7:19 am

go for stretchy fabrics....with these u wont need to go a size up, i didnt n i went from a 34c to a 34ff. if it doesnt have any give, then def go a size up. Stick to button up tops for the first few days n mayb the first week, as lifted your arms up for a vest will hurt too much. n for the second week, im sure you'll be able to do that okay. xx

by gorgeousgirl4444 22nd June 2011, 7:24 am

deffo stretchy tops anything u can get overt ur feet legs and bum and up makes it alot easier. i do have my mum to help but have found that my arms wont flex as you can feel your boobs getting tight so i have found things i can put on myself as then i no i dont have to stretch anywhere xxx

by Lovely@41 22nd June 2011, 7:49 am

As the girls say anything soft and stretchy. I have lived in mainly button up at the front things as I was told not to lift my arms above my head ( would have been too painful anyway). If you're having unders you will probably be given some kind of strapping to wear, this can be annoyingly high up on the chest so it does limit your 'look' for a little while but all worth it in the end! x

by sequinssparkle 22nd June 2011, 8:47 am

I'm gonna be living in vests that I can step into. Waxed my armpits yesterday lol but my legs aren't ready lol
Dunno how I'l do my legs after.

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