While it is possible to go braless after breast augmentation surgery, it is generally recommended that you wear a supportive bra to provide additional support and protection to your newly augmented breasts. Your surgeon may recommend that you wear a compression bra or other type of supportive garment in the immediate post-operative period to help reduce swelling and promote healing.    Going braless after breast augmentation surgery may increase the risk of implant displacement or other complications, particularly during the initial healing period when the implant is still settling into place. It is also important to keep in mind that going braless may result in increased breast sagging over time, particularly if you have larger implants or if your skin and breast tissue have less elasticity.    However, once your breasts have fully healed and your implants have settled into place, you may be able to go without a bra depending on your personal comfort level and the recommendations of your surgeon. It is important to keep in mind that every individual's situation is unique, so it is important to discuss any questions or concerns you may have regarding going braless with your surgeon.