Re: Do you sleep braless?

by Mia 8th January 2010, 10:10 pm

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

Great post Cookie Do you sleep braless? - Page 2 184153

I agree with it...however, I dont always wear one. If I were much younger, had bigger and over implants, I would. Mine dont feel any different now, either way, I was advised to for the first three months and continued untill it felt o.k. not to...not sure when? six months? However, I know the summer months made it too hot (warmer climate here) But, I believe I should really.....all you youngsters should safegauard your investments I say. Do you sleep braless? - Page 2 463481

Perhaps a good question to pose to your surgeons or/and Resident surgeon?

by SharonC81 8th January 2010, 11:43 pm

I wear mine when I'm sleeping alone as it's more comfortable and I'm worried about them eventually becoming armpit warmers when I'm older as they have much more movement than I anticipated :-)
However, the sports bras are not the most attractive thing when My boyfriend stays so I ditch it then.x

by misf1 9th January 2010, 2:24 am

I tried not wearing a support bra to bed after my 6 week check and although it was ok, I felt more comfortable with it on. Only recently have I stopped wearing it. I can only sleep on my front without a support bra on and only recently has that been comfortable. I have read that gravity helps overs sag quicker, which is only when sat or standing, but gravity doesn't have much effect when lying down. I now find it much more comfortable without a support bra or any bra when sleeping.

by Annie66 9th January 2010, 8:55 am

I needed to wear a support bra in bed for a lot longer than the 6 weeks recommended by my PS. It's only really the last month or so I've been comfortable at night without it tbh. Sometimes they still ache a bit if I try to sleep on my front without a bra, buti if I pop a pillow underneath them and that works a treat!

by tizzyt 9th January 2010, 7:24 pm

I still wear support in bed,either the neon pink sports bra from la senza or a nightie type thing with bra top,can't think of the right name for them! also from la senza.These are sexier than sports bra and are good for support x

by LouLou82 9th January 2010, 8:03 pm

Excellent question Nads and great post Cookie!

I've only had an uplift so far, so I'm not sure if this applies to me but I don't wear a bra to bed, although after Cookies post I think I might!

by fluffy_bunn1e 10th January 2010, 11:58 am

Cookie great post, informitive, at end of day we paid alot of money for our boobies, so i know im gunna try looking after them, and wearing a sports bra to bed most of the time is not too bad a scarifice xxx

by xxmissknightxx 10th January 2010, 7:44 pm

i havnt wore my support bra to bed since i was 8 weeks post op i find it much better with out it

by dbs 12th January 2010, 4:03 pm

no- as soon as six weeks came and went it was off- I can still sleep on my front too- its not as comfy as it used to be but I can still get away with it- mind you im only a D might not be possible if I was any bigger though.

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