Sina Post Surgery Bra - white
Order Code: 45007 Sina HE-ST-MED universal cup
Order Code: 45007 Sina HE-ST-MED universal cup
The Sina Post Surgery Bra is designed to provide optimal support and comfort following various breast surgeries. This bra combines anatomical shaping with functional features to ensure effective immobilisation and stabilisation of the operated breast.
- Hook and loop fastener flap at middle back to attach to a compression belt with a soft compression strap stabiliser to keep the belt in place
- Pressure level: medium
- Suitable for: breast reconstruction, breast reduction, breast augmentation, breast lifting, oncoplastic breast surgeries
- Hook and eyes front closure for easier access to the surgical side and therefore easy dressing
- Immobilisation and stabilisation of the operated breast (special knitting zones in the lower cup area)
- Anatomically shaped with strong, stretchable material for optimal fit and compression of cup area
28/3032/3436/3840/4244/4648/5052/5456/58
This style is prewashed & packaged in a bag with a hygienic seal - ready for direct use
If you are unsure, contact our customer service team for advice.
Please do not open it if you want to return it as this breaks the hygienic seal.
For bras, please check your size carefully using the chart supplied in the product pictures.
If you are unsure, contact our customer service team for advice.
Please do not open it if you want to return it as this breaks the hygienic seal.
For bras, please check your size carefully using the chart supplied in the product pictures.
Description
Sina HE-ST-MED universal cup
- Q:What is the main purpose of the Sina HE-ST-MED universal cup?
- A:It is designed for immobilisation and stabilisation of the operated breast after surgeries such as breast reconstruction, reduction, augmentation, lifting, and oncoplastic procedures.
- Q:How does the Sina HE-ST-MED universal cup ensure a secure fit?
- A:It features a hook and loop fastener flap to attach to a compression belt and a hook and eyes front closure for easy access and dressing, along with anatomically shaped, stretchable material for optimal fit and compression.
- Q:What are the care instructions for the Sina HE-ST-MED universal cup?
- A:It should be machine washed at 40°C on a gentle cycle, and must not be bleached, tumble dried, ironed, or dry cleaned.
Sizes
28/30 - 56/58 | | Cups: Universal
Hooks and Eyes
6 rows: 26/28, 28/30, 32/34
8 rows: 36/38, 40/42
10 rows: 44/46, 48/50, 52/54
Material
Polyamide: 98 % | Elastane: 2 %40 °C Machine wash gentle cycle|Do not bleach|Do not tumble dry|Do not iron|Do not dry clean
Hello is the sina surgical bra the right bra ...
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Hello is the sina surgical bra the right bra for me after my doube mastectomy sorry not sure which bra to have, please advice
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I believe we have spoken on the phone today and you have ordered my suggestion.I need a compression bra for breast lymphodema ...
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I need a compression bra for breast lymphodema following lumpectomy surgery, several Months ago. Your size guide is confusing. I wear a 34GGH bra normally but your size grid doesnt accommodate the difference in my underband and breast fullness. Can you advise on size please.
Answer
Our compression bras are mostly universal cups. If your actual underband measurement is 34 inches with your lungs inflated then I would recommend that you buy a 36/38.This style is prewashed & packaged in a bag with a hygienic seal - ready for direct use
If you are unsure, contact our customer service team for advice.
Please do not open it if you want to return it as this breaks the hygienic seal.
For bras, please check your size carefully using the chart supplied in the product pictures.
If you are unsure, contact our customer service team for advice.
Please do not open it if you want to return it as this breaks the hygienic seal.
For bras, please check your size carefully using the chart supplied in the product pictures.
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