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Post by alisia09 16th June 2009, 12:57 pm

hi girls,

just wondered if anyone has a good recommendation for sports bras?/post surgery bras?
my husband thinks i should spend a bit of money getting some decent ones but i wasn't sure if a cheapie would do? :dunno:
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Post by zobubly 16th June 2009, 1:01 pm

Hi Hun,

well before my op i bought two cheepie sports bras from asda. they are great. but after my op i bought two more from M&S one is a mega supportive jymnastics sports bra. gives excellent support and feels sooooooo comfy. the other is just a non underwired support bra which is also real comfy.

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Post by nads 16th June 2009, 3:41 pm

If you want a post surgery bra rather than a normal sports bra the Royce and Z-bra are meant to be good, i had the Marena bra, they have more compression and a lower band so it doesnt rub on your incisions if you're having it through the crease, plus they both do up at the front i think so its much easier if your arms are achey


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Post by claire265 16th June 2009, 3:43 pm

Hi - I got a zip front one from M&S which was fab and was very supportive!

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Post by BlondeBarbie 16th June 2009, 3:47 pm

I got a Shock absorber they are fab x
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Post by bock 16th June 2009, 3:56 pm

i bought a £5 cheapy from tesco and it's very good, apart from the bust elastic being quite thick and was a bit uncomfortable when sitting but i think that's because I had lipo as well and have to wear a body garment so everything ends up in the crease under my breasts where my incisions are too.
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Post by Tonic28 16th June 2009, 4:00 pm

:allo: Alisia am having my op Fri so haven't actually tried them but Ive bought a sports bra from Asda and Peacocks (I read somewhere that they were good buys, comfy and cheap) and also a silver post surgery bra from Figleaves (in the sale too) for £8, it has a zip front but they only have limited sizes left as just checked for you......check out their UK website xxxxxxx
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Post by cakey_baby 16th June 2009, 4:29 pm

I used La Senza ones, but if i have another op i would definitely invest in the royce bra or any post surgery bra, i think a lot of sports bras have the high elastic band which can be uncomfortable on your incisions.

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Post by MarieMc85 16th June 2009, 7:37 pm

I bought the ones from Asda which were really good but the one that was the most comfortable was the one I bought from La Senza - it was £14 and they have them in pink, white and black.

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Post by Mia 17th June 2009, 12:36 am

Royce post surgery bras are fab. Figleaves have a sale I think. I also used a shock absorber multiway.XX
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Post by kay 17th June 2009, 9:44 am

Royce Post surgery bras are Reeeeeallyy comfy x

Shock absorbers are good too and if you buy brand new on ebay you can save a fortune x

Asda ones are good value and comfy x

M&S post surgery bra is nice and comfy too, although hard to get hold of at the moment. I emailed them though and stocks are back in on 27th June x

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Post by gotsomeboobs 17th June 2009, 10:29 am

mia wrote:Royce post surgery bras are fab. Figleaves have a sale I think. I also used a shock absorber multiway.XX

Iv bought a royce post surgery bra and going to order another one too they were £8 on fig leaves but they have limited sizes left now. Going to look in to the marena and shock absorber bra too like mia and nads suggested xxxx
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Post by mxbabe_69 17th June 2009, 12:05 pm

i just use the tesco sports bras and i got one from m & s but i found they are a bit tight but last week i bought another one from there that go over the head but it isnt a good idea to get one straight after the op but when u can lift your arms get one as they are really comfy.x
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Post by Paula 17th June 2009, 12:51 pm

I really like the M&S zip in front and the Shock Absorber (which is a bit smaller on top so you can wear tanktops. xx
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Post by alisia09 17th June 2009, 2:49 pm

thanks for all your replies!! i'm gonna have a look on figleaves now!! xxx
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Post by RoxyChick 18th June 2009, 2:15 pm

I used Asda bras for a few weeks then got a shock absorber bra.

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