Bra Recommendations for asymmetry - what works well?

Hi Louise, I have a similar problem but just manage in the same way as you or go uneven, so interested to know if anyone has any better suggestions. I find it particularly difficult with impact sports. Interested to know if this has been managed differently or there are bras that can help. X 

Ive found this too. Plunge bras are a definite no-no, as they really show up the difference.  There's a really good underwear shop not too far from me, so im going  to make an appointment and see what she comes up with. 

  I'm a  DD cup and so need good support, and am trying to keep away from underwires, as they dig into my scar.  However I end up with some of my boob under my arm without wires lol.   I tend to still wear my post surgery bras when im not going out ( and when working from home) but they dont give a great shape.  I do think the mouded cups are more forgiving tho.  And you can of course pad one cup out. There's a firm called Evenly who do an insert.

Be interesting to hear what others have found good x

Hi Louise42 

Do you have a boutique bra shop in your area?  The reason I suggest this is that small bra shops have specialised staff. We have one in my town and although it was expensive, oh my! the service was phenominal.  I went before breast cancer, but the assistant was with me for ages measuring all aspects of my chest area to get the right size for me.  I strongly suspect that they would also have a good knowledge of post surgery bras too.

Marks and Spencers also have specialised fitters for post surgery bras and.  Might be worth contacting your local M&S to see if you have one in yours.

Also, any post surgery bras should be free of VAT.

Kindest wishes, Lesley