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Wednesday, September 15th, 2010
What is Involved in a Mommy Makeover?
Let’s face it. Pregnancy can wreak havoc on a woman’s body. In order to get back their pre-pregnancy shapes, many women choose to undergo liposculpture or smart lipo, which is also known as a mommy makeover.
A mommy makeover can be whatever you want it to be. If you’re still carrying some excess fat around the middle or if you have a lot of loose abdominal skin, tummy tuck surgery may be just what you need to get you back in shape. During tummy tuck surgery, also known as abdominoplasty, the abdominal muscles are tightened and excess fat and skin are removed. After tummy tuck surgery, you should wear an abdominal binder to help with your tummy tuck recovery for best results.
If you don’t have a lot of loose skin, but you find you’ve got some stubborn areas of fat that you can’t get rid of, or liposculpture or liposuction might be a good option for you. During a liposuction procedure, tiny incisions are made in the problem areas and fat is suctioned out. Compression garments are an important part of the after surgery recovery. Make sure your plastic surgeon knows which post surgical support garment will give you the best results.
Sagging breasts are quite common after pregnancy. If your breasts have lost their volume, you might want to consider breast augmentation surgery, also known as breast enhancement or breast implant surgery. During breast augmentation surgery, breast implants are surgically placed beneath the breast tissue or under the muscles of the chest. If your breasts are also drooping, a combination breast augmentation and breast lift may be an ideal choice for you. Post surgery, it is important to wear a support garment to help keep your implants in place. Compression support bras, breast augmentation bras and other compression support vests are a good idea for the best results.
Because pregnancy can result in more than one problem area, you may want to ask your plastic surgeon about combining plastic surgery procedures. And as always, make sure you speak with him/her about the best compression garments for the surgery procedures you are undertaking.
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Wednesday, September 8th, 2010
Mastopexy or Breast Lift Procedure – What is Involved?
Breast lift, also known as mastopexy, is plastic surgery to lift sagging breasts. As women age, the tissue that holds the breasts in place becomes lax and the breasts begin to hang lower. Younger women may also have saggy breasts after pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Although a breast lift will restore your breasts to their original position, it will not replace lost volume. To restore lost volume, you may want to consider a combination breast lift with augmentation.
During breast lift surgery, an incision is made around your areola. Excess skin is removed, and the remaining skin is tightened as your plastic surgeon closes the incisions. During a breast lift with implants, your breast implants will be inserted before the incision is closed to complete your combination breast lift and augmentation.
Mastopexy recovery can take several weeks. You should be able to go back to work about a week after breast lift surgery, but you’ll have some bruising and swelling for the first few weeks. Wearing a good compression support bra is essential for good results after surgery. Most women are concerned about scarring after surgery so scar gels and creams are also a good idea.
You’ll need to wear a breast lift bra for the first few weeks after mastopoexy.
Breast lift scars are permanent, but will eventually fade.
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Wednesday, August 18th, 2010
How Important are Compression Garments after Plastic Surgery?
Your plastic surgeon has advised you to wear a compression garment during your plastic surgery recovery and you’re wondering if it’s really necessary. To make an informed decision, you need to understand the reasons why plastic surgery recovery garments are an important part of recovery.
Let’s say you’ve just had breast augmentation surgery and, of course, you’re anxious to see your results. Breast augmentation recovery garments will help to minimize bruising and swelling, which means faster results and less pain. During breast augmentation recovery, breast implants also have a tendency to want to rise. Your breast augmentation bra or augmentation bandeau will keep them in place.
Or suppose you’ve had liposuction surgery. After liposuction, your stomach area will be tender. A compression girdle or abdominal binder will stabilize your torso, which will help to minimize pain when moving. Liposuction recovery garments also help to tighten the skin at the surgical site, giving you a smoother, more toned look.
After cosmetic surgery, good circulation is important to promote healing. Plastic surgery compression garments
improve circulation and flush out fluids that could potentially be dangerous.
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Thursday, May 27th, 2010
Post Breast Augmentation Bra by ContourMD
Immediately after breast augmentation surgery, you’ll need to wear a breast augmentation compression garment for the first few weeks. Fortunately, compression bras come in many different styles, so it shouldn’t be too difficult to find one that fits your lifestyle.
The Cup Bra has a hook-and-eye closure in the front, so it’s easy to put on even though your breasts may be a bit sore after breast enhancement surgery. It’s made of nylon fabric and has a non-cup design, which allows it to conform to your breast implants. The Cup Bra is a good bra for every day use during breast augmentation recovery.
The Semi-Shape Bra with Adjustable Strap by Contour has a front closure and a non-cup design. This bra is made of Lycra spandex. It’s also a good choice for every day use.
The Surgical Bra by Contour is made of cotton compression Lycra and has hook-and-eye closures in the front and back. It also has Z hooks on the shoulder straps, which provide easy access to the surgical site. This bra is comfortable enough for every day use, and is also a good choice to wear to your follow-up appointments.
The SP Cover Bra by Contour also has hook-and-eye closures in the front and back. It has molded cups and a Velcro compression band for extra support. This is a good bra to wear immediately after surgery because of the added support of the compression band. It’s also a good choice for women with large breast implants that may need a little extra support.
When choosing a breast augmentation bra, keep in mind that your bra will need to be worn continuously, but will also need to be washed, so make sure you have at least two.
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Tuesday, April 13th, 2010
Contour Compression Sports Bra
If you’re in the market for exercise clothing, Contour sports bras are an excellent choice for both comfort and support. However, if you want a sports bra to wear after breast augmentation surgery, you’ll want a compression sports bra, which is a sports bra for breast surgery recovery.
The purpose of a compression sports bra is to increase circulation, reduce bruising and swelling, and to keep breast implants in place. Breast implants have a tendency to lift following breast augmentation surgery, but a quality breast augmentation sports bra can help to stabilize them.
Compression sports bras come in different styles include racerback bras, which you can wear under tank tops.
If a sports bra isn’t your first choice, there are several other types of breast augmentation recovery garments you can choose from, so there’s no need to sacrifice comfort during breast augmentation recovery. Additional choices for post-augmentation recovery garments include augmentation bandeaus, breast augmentation bands, compressions vests, and breast augmentation bras.
Breast augmentation compression garments must be worn continuously after your breast implant surgery until your plastic surgeon gives you the okay to switch to another type of bra.
Before exercising after breast augmentation surgery, consult your plastic surgeon.
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Monday, June 15th, 2009
Many women undergo breast reconstruction following a mastectomy. A quality breast reconstruction compression garment can ease recovery by reducing post-surgery swelling and decreasing breast reconstruction recovery time.
Breast reconstruction compression garments help to stabilize breast implants and keep them in place. Options for breast reconstruction post-surgical garments include compression vests and compression and post-surgical bras.
Compression vests may have long sleeves, short sleeves, or no sleeves at all. They offer a bit more support than post-surgical bras, so they may be a better choice for women with large breast implants. Compression bras are more lightweight than compression vests, which makes them a good option for every day wear.
Since breast reconstruction recovery garments are worn continuously for several weeks, it may be a good idea to have more than one on hand.
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Monday, May 11th, 2009
Compression Bra
Breast augmentation recovery may be easier than you think. A high-quality breast augmentation recovery garment may be just what the doctor ordered to reduce post-surgery swelling and decrease breast augmentation recovery time.
Breast augmentation compression garments are specifically designed to stabilize breast implants, keep them in their correct position, and prevent the breast implant’s natural tendency to rise. Options for breast enhancement post-surgical garments include augmentation bandeaus, compression vests, and compression and post-surgical bras. Which one is best for you will depend on your breast implant size and what type of breast implant surgery you are having.
Breast augmentation bandeaus are designed to be used following sub-muscular breast augmentation. They help to prevent breast implant migration. Compression vests are available with sleeves or without sleeves, and may be a good choice for women with large breast implants who want a bit more breast support. Compression bras come in a variety of shapes and sizes and are a good option for every day wear.
Since breast augmentation recovery garments are usually worn continuously for several weeks, it may be best to have more than one on hand.
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Friday, April 10th, 2009
Breast augmentation recovery may be easier than you think. A high-quality breast augmentation recovery garment may be just what the doctor ordered to reduce post-surgery swelling and decrease breast augmentation recovery time.
Breast augmentation compression garments are specifically designed to stabilize breast implants, keep them in their correct position, and prevent the breast implant’s natural tendency to rise. Options for breast enhancement post-surgical garments include augmentation bandeaus, compression vests, and compression and post-surgical bras. Which one is best for you will depend on your breast implant size and what type of breast implant surgery you are having.
Breast augmentation bandeaus are designed to be used following sub-muscular breast augmentation. They help to prevent breast implant migration. Compression vests are available with sleeves or without sleeves, and may be a good choice for women with large breast implants who want a bit more breast support. Compression bras come in a variety of shapes and sizes and are a good option for every day wear.
Since breast augmentation recovery garments are usually worn continuously for several weeks, it may be best to have more than one on hand.
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