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What type of post-surgery bra to wear, is a common question asked by patients scheduled for any type of breast surgery. Every plastic surgeon has his/or her recommendation, so you should follow yours.Here's what I recommend to my patients, whether it is breast augmentation, breast reduction or breast lift. 4-6 weeks post-opAn extra high impact sports bra to be worn after surgery for 4-6 weeks, day and night, only be removed 1 hour per day.6 weeks- 6 monthsCan wear any type of bra as long as it's NON-WIRED.After 6 monthsany type of bras can be worn. however I advise my patients to wear extra high impact sports bra while exercising or doing sports. In terms of clothing, front fastening tops (loose or fitted depending on your preference) are recommended during the first week, as your arm movement will be limited and you'll not be able to lift your arms above your head, especially during the first 4-5 days. However, after the first week, you should try and resume your normal daily activities, including lifting your arms.I provide my patients with detailed pre- and post-surgery care instructions, as many times after care is as important as the procedure itself. That's why you should discuss your question with your surgeon and follow his/her recommendation.All the Best.Allen Rezai MD
Thank you for your question and congratulations on your recent breast augmentation! I recommend that you wear clothing that is comfortable for you. Most often this means loose fitting clothing as well as shirts that can button in the front to make it easier to get on and off rather than raising your arms. I also recommend that you wear a bra that is approved by your surgeon and does not contain any underwire as this may cause discomfort and irritation to your incision sites. If you have any further questions or concerns, I recommend reaching out to your surgeon. Best of luck!
I do usually recommend comfortable clothes for the first few days and if possible with zip or buttons on front to reduce amount of movement when changing.RegardsMr Netri
I do not typically have my patients wear a "bulky" bra. I usually recommend a soft light bra if any during the first few weeks. Aside from that, any loose comfortable clothing is appropriate. Good Luck.
My patients wear loose fitting tops and jackets in the winter here in Phoenix, AZ and they return to work in just a few days on average. Best, Dr. ALDO
