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Do I Have To Wear A Bra After A Mastectomy?
We know that navigating life post-surgery brings up a thousand questions. Some are medical, some are emotional, and some are purely practical. A common question we hear in our community is: "Do I actually have to wear a bra now?"
The short, uncomplicated answer? No. It is your body, and your choice.
How to Wear Breast Forms & Prostheses
At AnaOno, we believe all chests are normal. Whether you have had a single mastectomy, a double mastectomy, a lumpectomy, or are living with asymmetry, your body is beautiful. We also know that navigating the world of prostheses (often called breast forms) can feel overwhelming. The industry often feels clinical and sterile, but we believe in a future where "function does not sacrifice comfort".
Meet Melissa aka Cancer Fashionista
"These challenges, coupled with my background in fashion and beauty public relations, inspired me to create Cancer Fashionista, a platform dedicated to empowering women affected by cancer to look and feel their best. Since then, I’ve also launched the, “Dear Cancer I’m Beautiful” podcast series which serves as a valuable and relatable resource to my amazing community."
AnaOno Sustainability Promise
At AnaOno, we’re proud to design chest-inclusive lingerie and loungewear that supports every body — and our planet. We believe that comfort and sustainability should go hand in hand. The fashion industry is one of the world’s biggest polluters, and while change can’t happen overnight, we’re committed to doing our part.
Modal Fabric Creates Softest Bras for Boobs & Body
You need the dreamiest, most supple, and most sensual of fabrics that will make you feel like you are floating in a creamy, fluffy cloud. You need modal fabric. It's our fabric of choice here at AnaOno.
Understanding Breast Forms: A Comprehensive Guide
Breast forms are artificial breasts designed to simulate the natural look and feel of a breast. They are commonly used by individuals who have undergone a mastectomy, lumpectomy, or those seeking to align their physical appearance with their gender identity. These forms can be worn inside a mastectomy bra or attached directly to the skin.
