Sports Bra ???

by mrskelly 30th November 2015, 10:02 am

When i had my second consult last week I asked my surgeon what i will need for after my ba. He said i will be in astrap for a week then into a sports bra.

What sports bra should i get. I know i cant go get this now as will need to be measured for it, I think? I'm guessing they dont work like the Macoms.

I just really didnt want to go sports bra shopping a week after surgery. Would i be a ok with a Macom do you think or should i just stick to what my surgeon says?

by kay-uk 30th November 2015, 12:51 pm

M&S do some nice zip up ones and a two-pack of sports bras which are both fab, but you'll need to know your size (you could always guess & order online for home delivery if you don't want to go out?). I was out and about after a couple of days- you might find you're desperate to actually leave the house after a while!

by mrskelly 30th November 2015, 1:07 pm

Yes you are right Kay i probably will be, Im going to try as soon as i can to go for little walks too. I dont think im going to risk guessing because i just dont know. As long as i get something before i go back to work. xx

by kay-uk 30th November 2015, 1:40 pm

I've grown very fond of my m&s sports bras (especially the 2 pack ones)! I've just had my 6 week follow up this morning and he said I can wear any bras I want as long as I cut out the wire but I am not quite ready to give up my sports-bra-comfort! Lol

by Lucy106 30th November 2015, 5:27 pm

I don't see why a macom would do any harm as its kind of the same principle as a sports bra isn't it! Maybe ask your surgeon if he'd be ok with it. The beauty is that you don't need to know your size! You could always swap back to a sports bra once you are up to shopping etc. I know how you feel - you just want to be organised and have it all there but as kay-uk says - you might get bored of resting and fancy giving the new boobs an outing! Xx

by **Charlii** 30th November 2015, 6:42 pm

When they say sports bra, they just mean a stable non wired bra. So yes, your macom would be perfectly fine.

However, if you did want to switch to a 'sports bra', first check what impact he'd prefer. Faves are the M&S 2pk, M&S zip front, Shock absorbers, Triumph Triaction, and Panache non wired. Its best to wait until your swelling has completely gone before getting these though, about 3wks. Or you could get an extender to make it bigger.

by mrskelly 30th November 2015, 8:11 pm

Thanks ladies, will order the macom then as will have no idea of size for a sports bra. X

by Asorrell81 30th November 2015, 9:34 pm

Yes go with macom, thats what im wearing, they are lovely and comfortable x

by mrskelly 30th November 2015, 10:09 pm

Thanks [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], how are you feeling? Xx

by Asorrell81 1st December 2015, 6:18 am

Yeah not too bad thanks. Pretty tight but no pain as such so that's good. But they are very swollen still and righty nipple is pointing to the side so much I really can't see how it will settle central... But I must stay positive! I know there is loads of changes!

by Carrierowland 1st December 2015, 9:00 am

Defo go with the macom I'm 8 weeks post op and still wearing it, they are so comfy. Once the swelling gos down then you will be able to get a sports bra.

Mrs k this month you will have new Boobs

xx

by mrskelly 1st December 2015, 9:54 am

Thanks ladies. Glad you are doing well [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]. x

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