Can I wear bombshell bras with implants?

You may have had the type of lift that incorporates a permanent suture around your areolas, purse-stringing the larger diameter circumferences to higher, smaller circumference areolas. But after 2 years, this should be healed completely, and no pain should be noticed, regardless of type of bra, padded or not. The only thing I can say about that, particularly without photo or personal examination, is that you should return to see your surgeon and have him/her check things out.Bombshell bras use padding or inserts to add up to two cup sizes to your present size. This would suggest that you are still "too small" compared to your goals. If you are considering or need re-operation anyway, this would be a great time to consider larger implants. Or, you can continue to buy bombshell or similar bras, none of which should be a problem. Still, see your surgeon before making a decision. Best wishes! Dr. Tholen

Hello dear, thanks for your
question and provided information as well..
The breasts may lose their elasticity and firmness which can be caused by
different factors such as pregnancy, massive weight loss, lactation and aging.
To reaffirm the breasts and restore the natural look your surgeon can perform a
mastopexy or breast lift. A breast lift restores a firmer, perkier, and more
aesthetically pleasing shape to sagging breasts. This not only can improve
a patient’s appearance by restoring her youthful, feminine proportions,
but also help bras and swimsuits fit more comfortably and attractively. By
removing excess, stretched out skin, reshaping the breast tissue, and raising
the nipple & areola into a more forward position, a cosmetic surgeon can
create a more youthful breast contour. Stretched, large areolae can
also be reduced during breast lift surgery, creating an overall better proportioned,
natural looking breast…

At 2 years post op, you can wear any type of bra you like.  It sounds like your surgeon did a "donut mastopexy" which requires permanent sutures about the areola.  Follow up with your surgeon for an exam.