What kind of underwear is suitable for big breasts?

Many people have seen reports that people with big breasts are more likely to suffer from breast diseases. Some people with big breasts will choose liposuction treatment to reduce their breast size, but such surgery has risks and there are few hospitals that can perform this surgery. Most people will choose the correct underwear to adjust it. It can be seen that big breasts are also a problem for women. So what kind of underwear is suitable for big breasts? There are many styles of underwear on the market, and there are also many brands. There are many things to pay attention to when choosing underwear for people with big breasts.

Women with big breasts should wear underwired, extremely thin styles, and there is no need to gather the breasts, as long as the bottom is lifted. This way, the breasts will not appear too big and can also prevent sagging. Three-row buttons, wide shoulder straps (not the kind that is exaggeratedly wide, but the kind that is slightly wider than the usual A or B cup) and underwired bras can also help adjust the breast shape. There is no underwear that can reduce breast size. You can also buy some Japanese underwear, which is good for your breast shape. Kill two birds with one stone, it will be cool to wear in summer and women with big breasts will have no worries.

If you have full breasts but are worried about their outward expansion, it is best to choose a 3/4 cup back-fastening bra that can focus and lift your breasts. A 3/4 cup bra can make the breast shape more three-dimensional. It is best to choose a style with beveled cuts on both sides of the chest and reinforced strips to increase the resistance to outward expansion and make the breast shape more perfect. It is also not advisable to wear a strapless bra for a long time to avoid making the breasts look more outward.

Accessory breasts are caused by careless dressing. Accessory breasts are mostly caused by being overweight or wearing the wrong underwear. Some women wear bras that are smaller than their breasts, which will push some of the fat that does not fit into the cup to the armpits, forming accessory breasts. In order to avoid the formation of accessory breasts, it is best to choose a 3/4 cup bra with beveled cuts and reinforced strips on both sides of the chest. If your breasts are larger, wear a full-cup bra to gather underarm fat.

8 steps to put on a bra:

1. Pass your arms through the shoulder straps and place them over your shoulders. Use your hands to support the bottom of your bra, lean forward slightly and press your breasts into the cups.

2. Stand up straight. Move your hands to your back and fasten your bra.

3. Adjust the shoulder straps to a comfortable position and appropriate length and avoid the bra pinching your skin tightly. (It is best to be able to fit one finger through each strap).

4. Lean your body forward slightly. Pushes excess fat from the inner back of the arms and underarms toward the breasts and fits snugly into the cups.

5. Stand up straight. Re-adjust and make sure your nipple is centered in the cup.

6. Pull the shoulder straps up and back to firm your breasts. Adjust the back straps for a comfortable fit.

7. Re-adjust and ensure your bra straps are evenly spaced around your torso.

8. Stand up straight. Make a final adjustment (if necessary) to ensure your breasts fit comfortably in the cups.

The lifespan of underwear: The lifespan of a bra is about 3 to 4 months. If you want to wear it longer, you need to prepare a few more replacements. Always check the condition of your bra and replace it if it loses its function.

What kind of underwear is suitable for big breasts? The most obvious choice is very thin underwear. When the breasts become bigger, you should choose a bra to support the breasts. Underwear with underwire will be better. However, there are many bras now that do not have underwires and do not support the breasts. People with big breasts are best to choose such products. The shoulder straps should also be wider to bear the weight of the breasts. The bras you wear will also be deformed after washing, so they should be replaced regularly. After replacement, you should promptly choose the right bra for you.