I know everyone loses weight in breasts requiring smaller bra sizes. My breasts are already quite pedulous (droopy). After WLS, if breasts get to floppy, do any of you wear sports bra or other support at night?

Oh yes, most definitely. I had a “lift” years ago and not going to make things worse than WLS already is. Find a comfy one. Mine are front hook very soft but enough support for me.

No bra at night. Never. Not voluntarily. Bruh.

Sorry, I'm probably one of the really rare ladies that isn't experiencing the slightest bit of breast sagging. My girls have always been tiny - no matter what I weigh. When I was young and dating, I used to lament this fact. Now I feel really lucky.

On the other hand, my arms are already a nightmare...and I'm only halfway.

Edited June 4, 20206 yr by rjan

dumb idea those are the rattles to the play pen! As i a guy i want to have direct fondle ability! So my vote is No! I also should not have any input but having fun

I used to wear those tank tops with built-on "shelves", lol

A light weight no wire crop top bra thingy, probably more of a type of genie bra than crop top really, is what I put on when I come home from work. Light weight but keeps everything contains, could easily be worn to bed.

dumb idea those are the rattles to the play pen! As i a guy i want to have direct fondle ability! So my vote is No! I also should not have any input but having fun

Oops, This is Gals only room.

Sorry missed that will delete it

On 6/4/2020 at 12:02 PM, over65 said:

After WLS, if breasts get to floppy, do any of you wear sports bra or other support at night?

I use to be someone that didn't wear bras despite my large breasts. I was probably somewhere around a triple D or a G. After WLS they have gotten much smaller and there is loose skin. I now want to wear bras in public. However, I do not wear them at night. It does not seem to be a problem. At this time, I do not know what bra size I wear because I have been unable to try them on at stores.