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sports bra at night
by pinkbabe 15th August 2009, 7:06 pm
Should I still be wearing my sports bra to sleep in now I'm 6 weeks post op? xx
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Re: sports bra at night
by natalia 15th August 2009, 7:19 pm
not if u dont want to i lost my 6 weeks post op stopped wearing it at night but u can still wear it its down to how u feel without it
xxx
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Re: sports bra at night
by *Sally* 15th August 2009, 7:34 pm
I do but then I've slept in a bra since I fell pregnant with my ds (he'll be 4 next month!) I'm so used to my sports bras now I think I'll always sleep in them. Sexy hey!! :)
Like Nat said tho I don't think you have to. I'd check with your PS see what he thinks
Like Nat said tho I don't think you have to. I'd check with your PS see what he thinks
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Re: sports bra at night
by cakey_baby 15th August 2009, 8:42 pm
I was told to wear mine at night for 12 weeks but to be honest i still wear it for bed now because its so comfortable.
I would check with your surgeon hun just to be sure.
x x x
I would check with your surgeon hun just to be sure.
x x x
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Re: sports bra at night
by angelkitten1 15th August 2009, 9:55 pm
i stopped wearing mine at 6 weeks like nat, i love the feeling of freedom my boobies get at night lol.
just to let the air get to them it's lovely, i would go with whatever you feel you feel comfortable with now hun.
xxx
just to let the air get to them it's lovely, i would go with whatever you feel you feel comfortable with now hun.
xxx
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Re: sports bra at night
by nads 16th August 2009, 9:15 am
Because you have a larger implant I would wear one as often as possible for support and to help prevent sagging in the future, women with nautrally large breasts usually wear one at night for support x
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Re: sports bra at night
by MarieMc85 16th August 2009, 11:13 am
I don't wear mine at night. It feels more comfortable not to.
It's down to personal preference. I think as long as you are well supported during the day, then you'll be fine.
xxx
It's down to personal preference. I think as long as you are well supported during the day, then you'll be fine.
xxx
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Re: sports bra at night
by Mia 16th August 2009, 11:58 am
Hello PB!!
I would clariy with your Surgeon...as we know they all differ and you clearly want to do what is best for you.
I was advised to wear mine for 3months at night, I had anatomicals, which may have made a difference to advice...not sure? I also have smallish implants, fully under the muscle too...so less liklihood of sagging. I followed advice, however, I also continued for longer untill it felt complety comfortable for me I think around 4 months.
It is soo confusing......when you want to do what is right. I had all of this info verbally, and written pre-op, I seem to have been very fortunate. I just wish all Surgeons would do the same, it would save everyone a lot of needless concern, enable happier healing time and patients. You are certainly not alone with lack of advice
I would ring and ask PB. it will enable you to feel better.
xx
I would clariy with your Surgeon...as we know they all differ and you clearly want to do what is best for you.
I was advised to wear mine for 3months at night, I had anatomicals, which may have made a difference to advice...not sure? I also have smallish implants, fully under the muscle too...so less liklihood of sagging. I followed advice, however, I also continued for longer untill it felt complety comfortable for me I think around 4 months.
It is soo confusing......when you want to do what is right. I had all of this info verbally, and written pre-op, I seem to have been very fortunate. I just wish all Surgeons would do the same, it would save everyone a lot of needless concern, enable happier healing time and patients. You are certainly not alone with lack of advice
I would ring and ask PB. it will enable you to feel better.
xx
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