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Will not wearing a bra after breast reconstruction lead to sagging? Under muscle implants w/ galaflex and internal bra

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ahubbard7Aug 12, 2023

I have implants under the muscle with galaflex internal bra. I developed symmastia and had a repair done. Unfortunately mesh wasn’t used for the repair. My boobs are great without a bra. But all bras (even bralettes) cause them be pushed closer together causing slight tenting and it’s uncomfortable. It feels much better without and; I didn’t know if they would eventaully sag?? Can I go without?

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