Patients often wonder when it's safe to switch back to regular bras. Surgeons typically recommend waiting until about six weeks post-surgery, allowing enough time for the tissues to fully heal and the breasts to settle. However, this timeline can vary depending on individual recovery rates, so you should be sure to closely follow your surgeon's personalised advice.
Supporting your breasts properly during the healing process following a breast lift makes a huge difference in ensuring optimal results and comfort. This support helps reduce swelling, promotes even healing, and minimises the risk of complications, ultimately leading to a smoother recovery and better long-term outcomes.
Following breast lift surgery, it's necessary to wear a surgical bra continuously for a period ranging from several weeks to a few months. This ensures your breasts are supported, while avoiding the pressure from underwires or less supportive bras.
Understanding which types of bras to wear during your recovery can significantly affect your comfort.
Opt for bras without an underwire to begin with. These provide gentle support and avoid discomfort in sensitive areas as you recover.
Bras with adjustable bands are ideal as they can be modified to accommodate changes in breast size due to swelling, guaranteeing comfort.
A properly fitted sports bra can be a suitable option during recovery, particularly when you gradually reintroduce exercise.
Bras that fasten at the front are recommended during the initial recovery phase as they are easier to wear and remove without unnecessary strain.
Adoreal connects you with experienced surgeons who provide expert guidance throughout your recovery, ensuring optimal post-breast lift care. Our network of professionals is knowledgeable about the recovery process and will offer advice tailored to your situation regarding the transition to regular bras.
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Disclaimer: The content provided in this article is for educational purposes only and should not be considered as medical advice. Consult with a healthcare professional for personal medical advice and care.