Breast Reduction: Q&A
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When Can I Stop Wearing a Bra After Breast Reduction?
My reduction was on the 18th and as most women know who have had this surgery the most exciting part is being able to finally go bra-less. I was wondering how soon after the surgery is this possible.
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Not Wearing Bra after Breast Reduction Surgery?
Thank you for your question.
I would ask that you speak with your surgeon and follow his/her advice regarding not wearing a bra after breast reduction surgery. You want to make sure that you heal properly and having less support too soon after surgery may affect the laxity of the breasts.
Best Wishes.
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Going bra-less after breast reduction
I would not recommend tossing the bra for at least two months after surgery. In terms of laxity, this all depends on your skin tone, the size to which you have been reduced, etc. You may be able to go without a bra in certain circumstances but should wear one while exercising, etc. for support.
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Bra and breast reduction
I do not think going bra less is best because a bra provides support and may help diminish early laxity. Speak with your surgeon.
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Bra After Breast Reduction
I usually encourage my patients to wear a supporting bra 24/7 for 3 weeks or so following their breast reductions. Although you can go braless for periods after that, beware that your breasts are still prone to sagging without support even though they now are smaller.
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