Implant revision/crease tacking -700HP Houston, TX

Hello all! It seems the topic of sports bra after BA comes up a lot. There are numerous brands to pick from and it can be daunting to know which to try. I'm a runner and have done mini marathons, tri-athalons, etc. over the past several years with implants. In the past, I would wear 2 sports bras in order to hold everything securely in place. Then, after my 2nd BA, I was introduced to Paneche sports bras. They are amazing! They have underwire (some of their models may not if that's what you prefer), individual cups, and go by bra size instead of S,M,L. They are incredibly comfortable and yet provide maximum support...no bounce at all! They look good under clothes and are just fantastic! I tried on my old one so you all can get the general idea. It's too small now as I've increased my implants by 200cc, but you can get the general concept. Ideally it should cover the entire breast area. I'll be buying a new one ASAP!

A quick break from my surgical bra. This is a 34D and with some push-up...too small. I don't currently own any bras in my new size, and am holding off on purchasing until I know my size for sure. I'm gathering and washing all my old bras to donate to perhaps a women's shelter. They are in really great condition and very nice bras so I'm hoping somebody can get some use out of them! Nice, well fitting, and solidly constructed bras are well worth the money. However, at almost $100 a pop, I'm okay with holding off another month or so haha. I admit to really digging the non-underwire feel with the added foam support. I never really realized how uncomfortable underwires are. To think, up until this past surgery, I've always slept in them my entire life for fear of sagging (well starting at 15). No more I tell you. I will done them during the day, but for now on, non-underwire with foam is totally the way to go for slumber ;-)