Quick blog, but I had a patient who did an implant removal with a lift, and went from a D cup to an A cup.
It is impossible to find a good, well structured bra for an A cup. They tend to come as a range of sizes, or have poor construction so they aren’t giving much support. So in the past when I had patients like this, I would wrap them in an ACE wrap for weeks to give them support while they healed. I have many women who come in to remove implants and go from a C/D to an A. I have searched for a bra brand to recommend, but most of my go to brands stop at a B cup.
And then I had a patient who came in last week with a super cute, well constructed, underwire A cup bra. So I had to find out who made it.
The answer was Pepper.
I get nothing from recommending this brand. I appreciate that they are focused on women with smaller breasts and still giving them bras with support and style. They are focused on AA, A, and B cup women.
Bravo Pepper.
LINK to their website . “Bras for small boobs” indeed.
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