hospital tops

by bouncyDD 30th August 2012, 4:07 pm

Hiya all,

I have my op on thursday next week and cant find anything to wear that
buttons up all the way down

What did you guys wear?

xxx

by sparkyleeds 30th August 2012, 4:11 pm

Itook a check press stud shirt very easy to get on ,but it was november so a lot colder than now!,what about a zip up tracky top ??xxxx

by **mrsball** 30th August 2012, 4:24 pm

zip up trakkie top, and trakkies and flip flops so i could just slide them on so i didnt have to bend down and put trainers/uggs on :) x

by *Alice* 30th August 2012, 4:24 pm

I wore a vest with really big armholes... It's one that should have been for sideboob cleavage so it didn't look too sexy with my massive sports bra under it haha. It was easy to get in and out of though!

As for PJS I just wore a massive nighty. They help you get dressed, but obviously the easier it is to get into the better x

by bouncyDD 30th August 2012, 4:45 pm

Thanks girls! xxx

I just read a post somewhere on another forum and wondered if any of you have put bio oil or taken anything other an arnica prior to your ops??

thanks again xxx

by **mrsball** 30th August 2012, 4:46 pm

arnica yes, bio oil no, your scars will be steristriped or taped up anyhow, you cant start using that till your PS says its ok. :) x

by **mrsball** 30th August 2012, 4:47 pm

sorry read your post wrong! im so blonde! lol.. arnica yes start taking it a week before :) x

by Princess_x 30th August 2012, 4:48 pm

I wore a zip up tracky top, jogging bottoms and uggs x

by bouncyDD 30th August 2012, 4:56 pm

Ok somewhere I read on another forum to start using the bio oil before the op is that right? is that to soften the skin? Its the first I have heard about it though...

Thanks girls for all the comments xxx really appreciated hospital tops 571992

by **COOKIE** 30th August 2012, 6:35 pm

Using a moisturiser or bio-oil on your boobs for a length of time before your surgery is a great idea hun. It helps keep the skin supple so that the stretching afterwards will help prevent any stretch marks appearing, but it doesn't always work for everyone. Getting strtchhh marks at the end of the day will be down to the amount of natural elasticity you have in your skin. The moisturising will definately help though.

As for what to wear: Anything you can zip or button up the front will be best babe, but if you're really stuck, a vest top a couple of sizes to big for you or one thats very stretchy that you can step into and pop your arms in will do just as well. Just avoid anything that requires you to raise your arms lovely. xx