Inserts/shapers...etc. question for after explant....how to avoid looking flat.

[Guest guest]

Before my b/a 2 months ago...I had a bra I loved it was the miracle

bra, push up with gel pads...

I really did look good in it...but I know I won't be able to wear it

for a while after surgery.

He said I had to wear a tight sports bra.

My question is...what are you girls doing in the healing period?

Are you adding any inserts to your sports bras...if so, is this ok

not to interfere with the healing process?

I guess I'm concerned about going from a full c to flat with the

sports bra.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I have the same concern since I have to go back to work. I don't want to suddenly go from a D cup to flat at the office! I was hoping to be able to wear pads so no one could tell.absmile1 <theblunts@...> wrote:

Before my b/a 2 months ago...I had a bra I loved it was the miracle bra, push up with gel pads...I really did look good in it...but I know I won't be able to wear it for a while after surgery. He said I had to wear a tight sports bra.My question is...what are you girls doing in the healing period?Are you adding any inserts to your sports bras...if so, is this ok not to interfere with the healing process?I guess I'm concerned about going from a full c to flat with the sports bra.

[Guest guest]

I invested in a couple pair of silicone enhancers. Best money I spent on my boobs ever. I've been wearing them for over 5 years and they are still intact, and nobody ever knows. I think I have some links in the links section on where to buy some on the net....guess not...I'll have to add it! Here it is:

http://www.designhers.com/Misc/A506.html I think I spent about $90 on one pair, and $30 on the other, so you might want to shop around.

Patty

----- Original Message -----

From: me lee

Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 1:17 PM

Subject: Re: Inserts/shapers...etc. question for after explant....how to avoid looking flat.

Hi,

I have the same concern since I have to go back to work. I don't want to suddenly go from a D cup to flat at the office! I was hoping to be able to wear pads so no one could tell.

[Guest guest]

I don't think this is going to be too much trouble. My opinion is what ever you're comfortable in. I'm wearing an old bathing suit, underwire and thickish. It was a little uncomfortable at first, but I were it when I went out. then put the sports bra on to bed. very tired so keeping it short. let me tell you though you can wear a bra after drains are out, about 10 days. how long do you intent to stay out of work. Yeap in 10 days, i wear the bathing suit i'm wearing out and every day there after. thought the sports bra looked too flat and i wanted to dussy up a little. don't likt to be doughterly. I like to dress up and feel beautiful esp'ly sicne i'm working so hard on loosing weight. my breasts are going with my weight loss. no one can tell. i'm a B now and was a C. I use to be a small A, but have put on so much weight. Love, me lee

<lizleechica@...> wrote:

Hi,

I have the same concern since I have to go back to work. I don't want to suddenly go from a D cup to flat at the office! I was hoping to be able to wear pads so no one could tell.absmile1 <theblunts@...> wrote:

Before my b/a 2 months ago...I had a bra I loved it was the miracle bra, push up with gel pads...I really did look good in it...but I know I won't be able to wear it for a while after surgery. He said I had to wear a tight sports bra.My question is...what are you girls doing in the healing period?Are you adding any inserts to your sports bras...if so, is this ok not to interfere with the healing process?I guess I'm concerned about going from a full c to flat with the sports bra.