Do you sleep braless?

by **nads** 7th January 2010, 1:03 pm

What do you girls wear to bed, do you go braless or wear a support bra? Im thinking with my overs i may wear a bra to bed, with my unders i didnt after the 2 month mark

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by ***Sally*** 7th January 2010, 1:14 pm

YES! All the time Nads. I've got some really comfy racer back sports bras from TK Maxx that I wear at night. They just feel a bit too heavy without one.

by lisxxx9 7th January 2010, 1:17 pm

I had been wondering this too, ATM I'm wearing a sports bra but have been tempted to ditch it. Will be interested to hear what everyone else is doing. xx

by **nads** 7th January 2010, 1:22 pm

*Sally* wrote:YES! All the time Nads. I've got some really comfy racer back sports bras from TK Maxx that I wear at night. They just feel a bit too heavy without one.

Thanks hun, with my unders they never moved really, which is probably why i stopped wearing bras to bed after they healed but i think with my overs i will wear support bra to bed indefinatey as overs can sag easier and i dont want that!

xx

by mum23boys 7th January 2010, 1:44 pm

I wear a sports bra to bed still - I'm too scared not too Do you sleep braless? 557141

by **COOKIE** 7th January 2010, 2:49 pm

I'm not ready to sleep braless just yet, but from experience of my last op, I found I wore my sports bra to bed purely as I found it to be more comfortable, I had no problem however sleeping braless when I wanted to, I was and still am very aware of sagging and want to do all I can to help maintain boobies for as long as I can and whether you have unders or overs, the best way to do that is with support. xx

by cakey_baby 7th January 2010, 3:02 pm

I dont, but i did up until about 4 months and mine are fine, i cant sleep on my front though which i miss!

x x x x

by Daniella_Parry 7th January 2010, 4:43 pm

I am 6 weeks post op and I wear my bra to bed every night. I think I will carry on doing this for as long as poss xxx

by hotcaz 7th January 2010, 5:37 pm

i only wore my sports bra to bed for the first 6 weeks, i couldnt wait to get it off! lol xx

by pinkbabe 7th January 2010, 6:03 pm

I dont wear a bra to bed find it too uncomfy. x

by annefinackapan 7th January 2010, 6:51 pm

Ive got some soft cup Sloggi bras that I used to wear religiously before my op that I now just wear in bed just to keep them 'in check' and fend off any sagging it just feels comfier too.

by sarahsbabies 7th January 2010, 6:58 pm

I still wear my post op bra, its really comfy, not sure it gives a lot of support, I just feel better knowing I've got it on x

by shiningmoonbeam 7th January 2010, 8:02 pm

I still wear my M&S zip front bras to bed. On the occasions I haven't I don't feel as comfortable and my boobs feel heavy even though normally they don't!! I guess as well the extra support can only be a good thing xxx

by tazzietwo 7th January 2010, 8:22 pm

I stopped wearing a bra to bed after 6 weeks x

by MarieMc85 7th January 2010, 8:27 pm

I stopped wearing a bra to bed after my 6 week check up.

I doubt very much that your boobs will sag by not wearing a bra to bed. It's not like you're running and jumping around, you're just lying flat!

xxx

by Jemmy 7th January 2010, 8:51 pm

I don't tend to wear it in bed anymore, mainly because all my bras now are underwired so I just sling it off and jump into bed.

I do wear it every now and then as they get squished around so some support stops the aching.

(off to put it on now lol)

by **COOKIE** 7th January 2010, 9:04 pm

MarieMc85 wrote:I stopped wearing a bra to bed after my 6 week check up.

I doubt very much that your boobs will sag by not wearing a bra to bed. It's not like you're running and jumping around, you're just lying flat!

xxx

True, but it should be taken into consideration that you are carrying a weight inside your breasts and when lying on your side, your breasts do drop.

I read this about avoiding sagging after cosmetic surgery from HERE-

How can I prevent sagging in future years?

You
can't. However careful choices can modify your risk. Your breasts will
always change as you get older, and this is irrespective of whether you
have breast implants or not. This is because of biological changes that
occur with ageing: loss of elastin, stretching of collagen, atrophy of
breast tissue, loss of skin elasticity, sun damage to skin, smoking
related damage, effects of weight change on skin and breast tissue,
effects of pregnancies and breast feeding on skin and breast tissue,
hormonal changes, weight of breast tissue and implant weight and size.
The
biodimensional assessment goes some way to reducing excessive implant
sizes being chosen by patients. You should very much speak to your
specialist breast surgeon / cosmetic breast surgeon about this. The
larger the implant the greater the long term detrimental effects. This
is because of the additional weight, and the compressive force of the
implant on the surrounding tissues, which become thinner, and more
stretched. Avoid very large augmentations (eg over 350cc) and implant
sizes that exceed your natural dimensions. Sub muscular breast implant
augmentation may provide additional support to the implant.
Wearing
a well-fitting bra after your recovery is important (usually from
6-weeks). An underwire bra is safe and recommended. Wearing a
comfortable sports bra at night is also very useful. A shock-absorber
type bra should be worn during sport. Keeping the skin over the breasts
moisturised helps to maintain the elasticity (bio oil is possibly
advantageous here). Avoid the use of sunbeds and do not smoke at all
(both have a very detrimental effect on skin elasticity and quality, as
well as micro-vessel blood flow). Maintain your weight in the healthy
range for your body mass index.

by ***Sally*** 7th January 2010, 10:18 pm

Glad I'm not the only one. Thanks for that info Cookie. Really helpful xxx

by cakey_baby 7th January 2010, 10:40 pm

I think it all depends on what size implants you have to be honest, yes there going to sag eventually but so do natural boobs its unavoidable, where as a large implant is probably going to sag much quicker.

x x x

by shiningmoonbeam 7th January 2010, 11:26 pm

That info was really interesting. Thanks Cookie xxx

by natalia 8th January 2010, 9:55 am

i sleep braless have done for last year still as pert as ever xxx

by Jessica 8th January 2010, 10:02 am

I don't wear a bra to bed now but I only stopped about a month or two ago. It felt wierd at first but is now a lot more comfy. xx

by Angelpie 8th January 2010, 11:29 am

I sleep bra-less too, I find it far more comfortable.

by MarieMc85 8th January 2010, 4:23 pm

Cookie you've put the fear of God into me now!

by **ShootingStar** 8th January 2010, 5:20 pm

MarieMc85 wrote:Cookie you've put the fear of God into me now!

i sense you reaching for your night bra! Hysterical

I have slept without one but do prefer to have it on (but they're still quite new and still need support) after reading Cookie's post i will now never sleep without one!!

Thanks for the info Cookie

x x

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