Women
Recovery support by procedure
Tummy tuck, liposuction, fat transfer, breast augmentation, arm liposuction, face lift, and accessories.
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Recovery made clear
Find the right support for your procedure and recovery stage
Start with where you are today, then shop garments and accessories organized clearly for women and men.
Your recovery journey
Where are you in your surgical journey?
Choose the closest stage to understand what shoppers commonly need next. Your physician’s instructions should always determine timing and compression level.
1Planning for surgery
Prepare the full recovery journey before surgery day
The Complete Procedure Recovery Package is designed to provide the coordinated support commonly needed from the first day of surgery through the final stage of recovery. It brings Stage 1, Stage 2, and procedure-specific essentials together in one purchase.
- Stage 1 support ready for the first days after surgery
- Stage 2 support ready when your physician approves the transition
- Recovery accessories organized around your procedure
Best all-in-one option: Choose your procedure’s Complete Recovery Package, then confirm sizing, accessories, and garment timing with your physician.
2First week · Stage 1
Gentle support for the first week
Stage 1 garments typically provide lower, more gentle compression while swelling and bruising are most noticeable.
- Wear only as directed by your physician
- Choose easy closures and breathable, comfortable support
- Use foam, boards, or binders only when specifically recommended
Common Stage 1 option: a procedure-appropriate low-compression garment selected according to your physician’s guidance.
Tummy Tuck
3Weeks 2–3
Stay supported while initial swelling decreases
Many patients remain in Stage 1 during this period. Recheck fit as swelling changes, and ask your physician when you are ready to transition. Do not change compression levels based on the calendar alone.
When your physician recommends it, a butterfly abdominal board may be worn under the garment and over lipo foam to provide additional abdominal support.
Butterfly Board
4Week 3+ · Stage 2
Firmer support for the next recovery phase
Stage 2 garments provide firmer compression after initial swelling has decreased and your physician approves the transition. Compression should feel supportive—never painful or restrictive.
Stage 2 Garment
Your physician’s instructions come first. Recovery timing, compression level, and garment transitions vary by procedure and patient. Use this page for education, then follow your physician’s post-operative plan.
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Men
Focused recovery essentials
Liposuction, tummy tuck, gynecomastia, and accessories without mixing in women’s garments.
View Men’s ProceduresWomen’s Procedures
Tummy Tuck
Stage 1 and Stage 2 garments, binders, foam, and abdominal support.
Shop Tummy TuckLiposuction
Compression garments and targeted contour-support accessories.
Shop LiposuctionFat Transfer
Recovery packages, staged compression, boards, foam, socks, and urinal.
Shop Fat TransferBreast Augmentation
Post-surgical bras designed for comfortable, supportive recovery.
Shop Breast RecoveryArm Liposuction
Arm compression garments and sleeves organized for post-procedure support.
Shop Arm LiposuctionFace Lift
Face and chin compression support for physician-directed recovery.
Shop Face LiftWomen’s Accessories
Boards, foam, binders, socks, urinals, and procedure-support essentials.
Shop Women’s AccessoriesMen’s Procedures
Liposuction
Compression vests, full-body garments, foam, and abdominal support.
Shop Men’s LiposuctionTummy Tuck
Body garments, binders, foam, and boards organized for recovery.
Shop Men’s Tummy TuckGynecomastia
Stage 1 and Stage 2 men’s compression vests with foam support.
Shop GynecomastiaAccessories
Boards, foam sheets, waist training support, and compression socks.
Shop Men’s AccessoriesRecovery support should feel clear—not overwhelming
Choose your procedure, identify your stage, then confirm sizing and timing with your physician.