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Christina_55
9 years agoMember
Prosthetics slipping in bras
Hi Everyone, I've haven't been on this site since January after my double mastectomy. Dealing with the healing, I also lost my husband in April and haven't felt like doing anything or seeing many...
57Pauline
9 years agoMember
Hi Christina,
So sorry to hear about the loss of your husband as well as the rough time you've had.
I also had a double mastectomy (Nov 2015) and decided not to have reconstruction. I too was a 14 D and was happy to go smaller. I went to a place in Melbourne which sells the Amoena brand. ( http://breastcarevictoria.com.au/ ) and was fitted with a few different bras and prosthetics - normal weight and a lighter pair. Over the 18 months since my op I now feel most comfortable wearing a camisole style top with light weight forms. However, only good for winter!
The bras I bought sometimes feel too tight, but I experimented with a bra extension and can now adjust as needed.
Pauline xx
So sorry to hear about the loss of your husband as well as the rough time you've had.
I also had a double mastectomy (Nov 2015) and decided not to have reconstruction. I too was a 14 D and was happy to go smaller. I went to a place in Melbourne which sells the Amoena brand. ( http://breastcarevictoria.com.au/ ) and was fitted with a few different bras and prosthetics - normal weight and a lighter pair. Over the 18 months since my op I now feel most comfortable wearing a camisole style top with light weight forms. However, only good for winter!
The bras I bought sometimes feel too tight, but I experimented with a bra extension and can now adjust as needed.
Pauline xx