Order Code: 45045 Anatomical Belt
$50.00
The Anatomical Belt is designed to support optimal healing after breast surgery by keeping the operated breast(s) securely in place. This innovative belt integrates seamlessly with various bras and bandages, ensuring comfort and stability during the recovery process.
- May help to achieve optimal surgery results by keeping the operated breast(s) in place and preventing the implants from moving during the healing process
- Newly developed pattern ensures optimal results of the surgery by keeping operated breast(s) in place and preventing implants from moving during the healing process
- The flap in the center back of the belt allows it to be attached securely to the bra; the flap can be folded when not in use or when wearing with compression bras
- Can be used with any bra or bandage
- Skin-friendly fabrics reduce potential irritation and a new softer hook & loop fastener allows easy individual fitting
- Anatomically shaped with strong, stretchable material for optimal fit and compression of the upper breast area
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Description
Anatomical Belt
- Q:What is the main purpose of the Anatomical Belt?
- A:The belt helps keep the operated breast(s) in place and prevents implants from moving during the healing process to achieve optimal surgery results.
- Q:Can the Anatomical Belt be used with any bra?
- A:Yes, it can be used with any bra or bandage and features a flap that securely attaches to the bra.
- Q:How should the Anatomical Belt be cared for?
- A:It should be machine washed on a gentle cycle at 40°C, with all fastenings closed, and must not be bleached, tumble dried, ironed, or dry cleaned.
Sizes
28-58
Material
Nylon: 70 % | Elastane: 30 %40 °C Machine wash gentle cycle|Do not bleach|Do not tumble dry|Do not iron|Do not dry clean|Close all fastenings before washing/drying
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