Always measure only in your underwear and standing up. The measuring tape should be tightly wrapped around the area to be measured, for example under the breasts or around the widest part of the breasts to determine the bra size. We recommend repeating the measurement for maximum accuracy.

If your measurements are between two sizes according to the size chart, we recommend choosing the smaller size to ensure optimal compression.

You can find out the right size by measuring the circumference under and over the breasts, and then comparing it with the size chart available for each of our bras. It is important that the bra you wear during your recovery is tight enough to provide effective compression but is also comfortable and does not cause you pain or restrict your breathing. Not sure how to choose the right bra size? See HOW TO GET THE RIGHT SIZE. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Eibv7OeWE8&list=PL4L3jAc0Ja4IC4NLZ4mSVgDuj0mhBTlUE

When choosing compression bandages after liposuction, you can be guided by your pre-operative measurements. The fat will be suctioned out and the measurements will be smaller due to the procedure, but it is common for swelling to occur after the procedure. Variant compression bandages with hook and loop fastening allow you to adjust up to one size. This flexibility allows the bandage size to be adjusted based on the gradual reduction of swelling while still providing the required compression, support and comfort.

If you are shopping for a postoperative garment before the procedure, it is advisable to first consult the operating physician. It is necessary to evaluate which areas are affected by the procedure and how much the areas will change after surgery. In the case of liposuction, your pre-procedure measurements are often the appropriate measurements for your post-operative garment. Due to the swelling that occurs in the first few days of recovery, despite the loss of body fat, the area is enlarged. With breast augmentation, in general, the circumference under the breast does not change after the procedure. The size of the cups is determined by the size of the implants your surgeon recommends.

If you have a different recommended size for different parts according to the size chart, it is necessary to deal with the case individually. You should always consider which parts of the body will be affected after the procedure and aim for the most appropriate compression. In this case, it is recommended to choose a smaller size for those areas. Example. In the size chart, your waist measurements correspond to a size M, but your thigh measurements correspond to a size L. It would be recommended to choose a size M, as the thighs will be covered, but the main area of the procedure is the tummy and hips where maximum compression is required.

When selecting a facial compression mask, it is crucial to measure all relevant facial circumferences and compare the measurements to the size chart.

For patients with Lipedema, it is important to measure tightly to obtain the most accurate measurements and ensure optimal compression. If you find yourself in between sizes, select a garment with a Variant fastener for size adjustment. LIPO extend can be used to increase standard sizes in the abdomen and hip area.

If your measurements do not fall within the standard sizes or you find yourself in between two sizes, it is possible to ask your doctor for a customized compression garment. For some products, you can also choose an option with an adjustable fastening (Variant fastening) which allows you to adjust up to one size.

Compression bras are special bras designed for the recovery period after breast surgery. They provide firm support, help stabilize the operated area and support the healing process.

A postoperative compression bra is not ordinary underwear. It is a special compression garment designed to support the breasts and/or keep implants stable during recovery. When choosing a bra, pay attention to effective compression, wide shoulder straps, convenient front fastening, the right neckline height and a safe material that does not irritate the skin. Do not rush the choice: after surgery, the bra should support the operated area, avoid rubbing, avoid excessive pressure and follow your surgeon’s recommendations. For some patients, PI special and PI ideal may be suitable options.

Measure the circumference under the breasts and over the breasts, then compare the measurements with the size chart for the selected model.

In most cases, a compression bra is worn for 6–8 weeks, often 24 hours a day during the first stage of recovery. The exact period should be confirmed by the surgeon.

Yes. Compression bras can be machine-washed at up to 30 °C on a delicate cycle. Do not wring, iron or tumble dry. Fasten hooks before washing.

Yes. Surgeons often recommend a compression bra after breast augmentation to support healing, reduce swelling and help stabilize the breast area.

The bra should be put on carefully, without pulling or twisting the operated area. If available, an instructional video or fitting guide should be added to the page.

Yes. In most cases, doctors recommend wearing the compression bra at night during the first weeks after surgery to maintain continuous support and compression.

Yes. Compression bras are also commonly recommended after breast reduction to support healing and minimize swelling.

No. Fabric softener should not be used when washing a compression bra because it can affect the material and compression properties.

Washing frequency depends on individual use and hygiene needs. Because compression bras are usually worn continuously, it is practical to have 2–3 bras for rotation.

There is no single best material for every patient. The best choice depends on the model, skin sensitivity, comfort and the surgeon’s recommendation.

The label is placed on the outside to avoid irritation of sensitive skin and the operated area during the recovery period.

A sports bra is not enough because it is not designed for post-operative recovery and does not provide the required medical compression, fixation and support.

The bra may be the wrong size if it causes excessive pressure, breathing discomfort, digging straps, rolling edges, skin irritation or insufficient support.

A compression post-operative garment is a special post-operative underwear that is used during the recovery period after various types of surgical procedures such as liposuction, abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), facelift, fat transfer, facial surgery and many others.

A compression post-operative garments must be worn 24/7 for the entire recommended post-operative care period. This usually lasts 6-8 weeks. This means almost 1400 hours spent wearing a compression garment. During this time, the compression garment will need to be washed several times. It is for these reasons that just one compression bra is not enough. By purchasing an additional piece of underwear, you will ensure compression and a sense of security even while your bra is being washed or dried.

The sizes of postoperative compression garments may differ from your normal garment size, so it is essential that you measure carefully and refer to our size charts before placing your order. See how to measure yourself correctly.

If you have a different recommended size for different parts according to the size chart, it is necessary to deal with the case individually. You should always consider which parts of the body will be affected after the procedure and aim for the most appropriate compression. In this case, it is recommended to choose a smaller size for those areas. Example. In the size chart, your waist measurements correspond to a size M, but your thigh measurements correspond to a size L. It would be recommended that you choose a size M, as the thighs will be covered, but the main area of the procedure is the tummy and hips where maximum compression is required.

If you are shopping for postoperative compression garments before your procedure, it is advisable to consult your plastic surgeon first to make the right choice. It is necessary to evaluate which areas are affected and how much the areas will change after the surgery. In the case of liposuction, your pre-procedure measurements are often the appropriate measurements for your post-operative compression bandage. Due to the swelling that occurs in the first days of recovery, the area is enlarged despite the loss of body fat.

Washing compression postoperative garments depends on individual use and the need to keep the garments clean. The compression postoperative garment must be worn 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the entire recommended postoperative care period. This usually lasts 6-8 weeks. In total, you will spend more than 1400 hours wearing the garment. Purchasing an additional piece will ensure compression and a sense of security even while your garment is being washed or dried.

Yes, most doctors recommend wearing the compression postoperative garment at night to provide continuous support and compression in the first weeks after surgery.

Yes. You can wash compression garments in a washing machine at a maximum temperature of 30°C. Do not wring or iron the garments. Always wash them with the fastener on so that the fastener does not damage the garment. It is ideal to put the bandage in a wash bag.

No, fabric softener should not be used when washing the compression garment. For more information on how to properly care for garments

It is generally recommended to wear compression post-operative garments for 6-8 weeks. The compression postoperative garment must be worn 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the entire recommended postoperative care period. In total, you will spend more than 1400 hours wearing the garment. During this time, the garment will need to be washed several times. It is for these reasons that just one piece is not enough. By purchasing an additional piece, you will ensure compression and a feeling of security even while your garment is being washed or dried. However, the length of wear always depends on the recommendation of your operating physician.

You can tell that you have chosen an inappropriate garment size if you feel too much compression, have difficulty breathing, the edges of the bandage dig into the skin, or have inadequate support. In this case, you need to replace the garment with the correct size. Read more about how to choose the right size of postoperative compression bandage.

One of the most common questions about post-surgical compression garments is about the outer label placement. Since these are post-operative garments that must be worn continuously for 6-8 weeks after surgery, we have sewn the label on the outside for your utmost comfort. This prevents possible irritation or itching of the skin.

After breast augmentation, you deserve the best when you return to your normal life! That’s why we designed PI premium for you. Why you’ll love PI premium? We’ve specially designed the cups to fit breast implants The soft but constant compression gives a sense of security while continuing to hold the implants in place No tightening or push-up effect, which is not recommended in the first months after breast augmentation French lace and gold details emphasize the elegance and style of the bra

To choose the right size, it is important to measure the circumference under the bust and across the chest. On the PI premium website you will find a size chart to easily determine your size.

Yes, we know from our customers that the PI Premium Bra is so comfortable and aesthetically pleasing that it will remain a part of your wardrobe long after your post-op period is over. Its design, combining compression with elegance, makes it a popular choice for everyday wear.

The ideal time to start wearing PI premium bras is after you have recovered. Recovery time may vary depending on your individual healing process, type of surgery, and your doctor’s recommendations. We designed PI premium to be sexy and seductive so you can show off your new cleavage while still benefiting from the compression fit, security, and support you’ve come to expect from traditional post-op compression bras.

The bra fastens at the back with hooks and eyes.

Yes, the PI Premium Bra is machine washable. However, always follow the washing instructions on the bra label. Washing: When washing your bra, use a delicate cycle and wash at a temperature not exceeding 30°C. Bleaching: Do not bleach your bra Drying: Do not put your bra in the dryer Ironing: Do not iron your bra Cleaning: Do not dry clean your bra

Yes, the PI premium bra has classic straps with elegant gold accessories that can be adjusted as needed.

No, the PI Premium Bra is designed without underwires and push-up effect. It is recommended to avoid underwired and push-up bras for the first few months after the procedure.

The PI premium bra is available in two main colors – black and cream. Which one will you choose? Sexy black or elegant cream?

ACTIVE leggings provide medical-grade compression for post-operative recovery, heavy or swollen legs, lipedema and situations where stable compression support is needed. FLOW leggings provide gentle compression with a 3D massaging fabric structure that supports lymphatic drainage, helps with heavy and swollen legs and may improve the appearance of skin affected by cellulite. MOTION leggings provide light compression and use fabric with bioactive minerals that works with body heat to support microcirculation, muscle relaxation and skin care. The right model should be chosen according to the purpose: post-operative recovery, lipedema, everyday wear, sport, travel or skin care.

compression leggings are suitable for everyday use: the material visually slims the silhouette, while steady compression supports blood circulation and lymphatic flow. This may help reduce heaviness, swelling and the appearance of cellulite.

compression leggings can be worn when legs feel heavy or swollen, during long trips, in hot weather, with fluid retention, to support circulation, or as everyday shaping compression wear.

Compression creates steady pressure on the legs and supports the lymphatic system. Better lymphatic flow may reduce fluid retention, swelling and the visible signs of cellulite.

Regular leggings mainly cover and visually shape the body. compression leggings also provide functional pressure that supports blood circulation and lymphatic flow.

Heat can slow venous blood flow and make legs feel heavy or swollen. Compression helps support circulation and lymphatic flow, reducing heaviness and swelling.

Long sitting during flights or car trips can slow circulation. Compression helps support blood flow and may reduce swelling and heaviness in the legs.

Yes. Feeling pressure is necessary and normal. If you are new to compression garments, you may need time to get used to it. Pressure is the basis of the functional compression therapy provided by compression leggings.

To choose the correct size, measure your waist, hips, thigh, area above the knee and calves, then compare the measurements with the size chart. Correct sizing is important for both compression effectiveness and comfort.

The “+” sign means extra calf room. This option is intended for women whose calf circumference is larger than the standard size chart allows.

Wash compression leggings in a laundry bag at up to 30 °C or on a delicate/hand-wash cycle. Higher temperatures can damage the compression properties.

No. Do not tumble dry the leggings. After washing, lay them on a towel and let them air-dry naturally.

The material is certified according to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100, confirming that it is free from harmful substances and safe for skin contact.

The lymphatic system needs muscle movement to function. If lymphatic flow slows down, fluid can accumulate under the skin, increasing swelling and the appearance of cellulite.

Cellulite can be related to genetics, fluid retention, hormonal changes, lifestyle, toxin accumulation and prolonged strain on the legs.

Compression therapy supports the lymphatic system through external pressure. This helps improve lymphatic flow and may reduce fluid retention, leg swelling and the appearance of cellulite.

Yes. compression leggings can be used in everyday life: at home, on walks, while travelling, meeting friends or during light activity. They combine compression with the look of regular leggings.

compression leggings are available in several colours, including black, pink, dark blue and black/black.

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At, we have designed a comprehensive portfolio of products to effectively treat and care for new and old scars. silicone gel: Silky smooth silicone gel with vitamin E, for treatment on any part of the body including skin folds and joints. sheet ANCHOR: Specially shaped patch for scars in the breast area, for example after augmentation. sheet LOLLIPOP: Specially shaped patch adapted to the specific needs of scars after breast surgery. sheet STRIP: Universal strip patch, suitable for different types of scars on the body.

It is important to start scar care at the right time, which will be determined by your doctor during your next visit. It is usually recommended to start scar care about a week after the stitches are removed, when the wound is completely healed. It is important to remember that silicone gel or silicone patches should not be used on unhealed, open wounds or on scars that are wet or covered with scabs. It is the right choice of timing and method of application that are key to effective healing and minimizing the visibility of scars.

Scars usually begin to fade after a few months of healing. In the initial stages of healing, they may be more noticeable and raised, but with time and proper care, they will gradually heal and disappear. Ideally, only a thin, pale line will appear where the original scar was, which is barely noticeable. Regular and consistent care is important. Regular application of silicone patches, gentle massage, and the use of silicone gel can help improve the final appearance of scars.

Yes, it is possible to soften and in some cases even smooth out the appearance of a post-operative scar. However, it is important to remember that each person is unique – this means that individual factors can affect the success of the treatment. Silicone treatment has proven to be one of the most effective methods of achieving a smoother, less noticeable scar. The range includes different types of silicone patches that are specifically designed for different types of scars, including those after breast augmentation, laparoscopy or caesarean section. These products help maintain optimal scar moisture, promote smooth scar healing and contribute to a better aesthetic result.

Silicone-based products are versatile and suitable for a wide range of scars. They can be applied to scars from cosmetic and surgical procedures such as facelifts, thyroid surgeries, laparoscopy, abdominoplasty, cesarean sections, breast augmentation, liposuction and more. In addition, silicone products such as sheets and gel are also effective in the care of scars from tattoos, piercings and burns. Thanks to their mild ingredients, they are ideal for promoting healthy healing and minimizing the appearance of scars, while providing protection and hydration to the affected area.

Using silicone-based scar care products has a number of advantages that make them highly effective and popular among both women and men. Silicone-based products are known for their ability to effectively minimize the visibility of scars from various types of injuries or surgical procedures. Their main advantages include Ease of use: silicone gels and patches are easy to apply. Minimal risk of irritation: due to their composition, silicone products are suitable for sensitive or children’s skin. Universal application: silicone products can be used on any area of ​​the body, including the face and joints. This makes them suitable for a wide range of scars. Specialized products: we offer a wide range of silicone patches specially designed for certain types of scars, including those after breast augmentation, laparoscopy or cesarean section, providing targeted and effective care.

Yes, silicone gel is completely safe for your skin. Due to its non-toxic nature and thorough clinical testing, this gel is suitable and safe for all skin types. If you have any questions or concerns about using gel on your skin, we recommend consulting a doctor or dermatologist.

It really depends on what kind of scar you have, how old it is, and how carefully you cared for it after it formed. One solution to minimize the visibility of scars at home is silicone therapy – opt for silicone patches or silicone gel.

The healing time for scars after breast augmentation can vary because each of us is unique and our bodies respond differently to healing. The normal basic healing phase, when the wound closes and begins to heal, takes about 7-12 days. However, it can take up to 1 year for a scar to fully heal, during which time its color, texture, and appearance will change. Careful and consistent care is key to supporting the entire healing process. Regular application of silicone patches, gentle massage, and the use of silicone gel can help significantly improve the final appearance of scars.

Keloid Scars: Keloid scars are caused by the body’s “overreaction” to healing. Keloid scars gradually increase in size and can extend far beyond the original wound. Keloids are typically hard, raised, and often painful or itchy. They form months or even years after an injury or surgery. Hypertrophic Scars: This type of scar also looks like a raised red line at the site of the wound, but unlike keloids, hypertrophic scars extend only within the original wound. They may fade and become less noticeable over time. They usually appear soon after the wound heals and tend to gradually improve.

Yes, gel is effective not only for the care of new scars, but also for the treatment of old scars. Its use can significantly help reduce the visibility of scars and soften old scars, thereby improving the appearance and quality of the skin.

To achieve the best results with Gel and maximize its effect on scar treatment, it is important to follow the correct application procedure: Preparation: Always thoroughly cleanse and degrease the area before applying the gel. Do not apply any cream or oil to the scar or its surrounding area before applying Gel to the skin. Apply the gel: Apply a thin layer of Gel lightly around the edge of the scar. Apply a new layer of Gel to the scar after intense exertion such as sports or contact with water. Regular use: Use Gel as long as the scar is not raised, red or causing any other problems.

To achieve the best results from using patches and maximize their effect on scar healing, it is important to follow the correct application procedure: Preparation: Before applying the patch, make sure that the scar is clean and dry. Do not apply the patch to open or wet wounds. Depending on the size of the scar, you may need to trim the patch before peeling off the protective film. Apply the patch: Then remove the top protective film. After this, the patch will become softer and more elastic. Make sure that the patch is applied evenly and without air bubbles. Care: Remove the patch every 8-12 hours and wash with warm water and mild soap. Dry the scar, let the washed patch dry and reapply. Regular use: For best results, it is important to use the patch regularly and over a long period of time. At least one month is recommended to notice improvement in the scar condition.

RECOMMENDATION: Every patient is different and the healing process of a scar can be different for everyone. If your scar is not healing properly, we recommend that you consult a doctor! The most common reasons why a scar heals poorly or not at all are infection, poor circulation, swelling*, poor diet or lifestyle, and repeated trauma to the wound. What is edema? Edema is a condition in which a tissue or organ contains more fluid than normal physiological conditions.

The sooner we start treating a scar, the better the chances of preventing its difficult healing or unsightly appearance, which can be caused by neglect. One option for preventing keloid scars is silicone therapy. Choose between silicone patches or silicone gel.

Yes, silicone gel is completely non-toxic and safe. Its mild formula ensures that it is safe to use even on more sensitive children’s skin, helping to care for scars with minimal risk of irritation. However, if you have any doubts about using the gel on specific scars or your child’s skin type, we recommend consulting your pediatrician or dermatologist.

Compression therapy uses precisely targeted pressure to support blood circulation and the lymphatic system. The goal of this treatment method is to improve blood flow to tissue, promote lymph flow, reduce swelling and speed healing after surgical procedures.

After plastic surgery, compression therapy helps to reduce the accumulation of body fluids at the site of surgery, promoting better blood circulation to the tissue and the overall healing process, which is key to a faster recovery and better results from the procedure.

Compression post-operative bras and garments provides optimal pressure on the operated area, stimulates the absorption of swelling, improves blood and lymph circulation, which promotes faster healing and therefore a quicker return to normal daily activities.

The length of time compression garments are worn can vary depending on the type of surgery and your individual treatment plan. It is usually recommended to wear them 24 hours a day for several weeks to months, as directed by your operating physician.

In everyday life, wearing compression garments helps to improve blood circulation, strengthen the functioning of the lymphatic system and thus promote the flushing of toxic substances from the body. Compression also helps to reduce swelling and can reduce the symptoms of cellulite.

In order for the therapy to be effective (efficient), it is important to choose the right size compression garment. When choosing the size, refer to the measurement charts for each product or consult a professional for the correct size. The compression garment must provide the correct pressure on the targeted area.

If your doctor has already recommended that you start playing sports, you can use compression garments while playing sports.

For women suffering from Lipedema, compression therapy provides relief by promoting venous and lymphatic system function and proper blood circulation through pressure, which helps relieve swelling, soreness and fluid build-up in the body.

Compression therapy is effective in relieving the symptoms of Lipedema, such as soreness, swelling and feeling of heavy legs. However, it cannot completely cure these conditions. It is a supportive therapy that can only help improve the quality of life for patients.

Post-operative compression garment is an essential part of post-operative care after liposuction. It promotes healing and reduces the appearance of swelling and bruising. It is desirable that the postoperative underwear covers the entire area from which the fat was suctioned.

The recovery time after liposuction is individual, but generally can take 6-8 weeks. This is also the time during which it is recommended to wear post-operative compression underwear, which aids healing after liposuction, helps prevent swelling and bruising and generally speeds up the healing time. Always consult with your operating physician, who will determine the length of time you should wear compression underwear based on the procedure and healing process.

Tumescent liposuction – the best-known liposuction method performed using a tumescent solution. This solution consists of a saline solution and anaesthetic. The amount of tumescent solution injected into the body is approximately two to three times the amount of fat removed. Water jet liposuction – a new and innovative method of liposuction that allows fat cells to be gently removed using a water jet. Compared to other methods, it allows patients to return to their daily activities faster. Laser liposuction – an invasive method in which fat is dissolved using a laser beam. Vibratory liposuction – a method of liposuction performed using a vibrating cannula that oscillates in small movements to disrupt the fatty tissue, which is then removed.

Liposuction can be used for: liposuction of the abdomen liposuction of the thighs liposuction of the hips liposuction of the back chin liposuction arm liposuction liposuction of buttocks liposuction of the knees liposuction of calves liposuction of armpits

Water jet liposuction is a liposuction method that allows for the suctioning of fat using a water jet. The procedure can be performed under general as well as local anaesthesia. Using this method, the duration of the procedure itself is reduced compared to other methods of liposuction, as well as the subsequent recovery of the patient.

Patients rate waterjet liposuction as almost painless due to its gentleness. But remember that each person is unique and has a different pain threshold.

The cost of liposuction is always based on the current price lists of the individual clinics where liposuction methods are performed. The cost also depends on the method of liposuction and the area that is treated.

Lipedema is a chronic disease characterized by an uneven distribution of adipose tissue, mainly in the lower extremities. Fat is deposited symmetrically on the sides, thighs, and sometimes on the arms, leading to an increase in the affected areas. Lipedema affects women more often and is accompanied by pain and swelling in the legs and arms. Want to learn more about angioedema? You can find complete information about this disease here.

In patients with lipidemia, the use of compression (tightening) clothing creates pressure on the lower extremities (and in some cases on the upper extremities), which promotes venous and lymphatic outflow and proper blood circulation. Proper functioning of the venous and lymphatic systems leads to a decrease in edema, pain and fluid accumulation in the body. Wearing compression underwear for edema helps reduce pain and discomfort, relieve the feeling of heaviness in the extremities and promote tissue health reduces swelling of the extremities by reducing fluid in the subcutaneous tissue and promotes venous and lymphatic return

Compression underwear plays a vital role in the treatment of edema – as a preventive measure or as a maintenance therapy after liposuction for edema. Compression therapy can be very effective in reducing edema and pain associated with edema. It also helps improve blood circulation and promotes lymphatic drainage. Because we care about your comfort and know that every woman is unique and has specific needs, in our assortment you will find compression underwear in various options and designs so that you can choose the product that suits you best.

Based on the experience of women suffering from edema and the feedback of doctors, we at have developed a special collection of compression underwear, created especially for #lipedemaheroes.

Typical symptoms of lipedema, consistently described by women with lipedema, include symmetrical distribution of fat tissue in the lower extremities, sometimes in the arms pain or tenderness in the extremities when touched easy bruising swelling that usually decreases during the day “columnar” legs without significant narrowing at the ankles

The diagnosis of lipedema is usually made based on a clinical examination and the patient’s medical history. Special tests, such as lymphography or MRI, may be used to rule out other conditions such as lymphedema. If you think you may have lipedema, don’t delay in seeing a doctor. Early diagnosis is important for lipedema! Contact your family doctor and ask for a referral to a specialist.

The exact cause of edema is not yet fully known. Doctors believe that genetic factors and hormonal influences may be the main cause. The condition often appears or worsens during periods of hormonal changes, such as puberty, pregnancy, or menopause.

Treatment options include compression therapy to reduce swelling and pain manual lymphatic drainage exercise to improve circulation and reduce symptoms dietary measures to control weight gain surgical procedures, such as liposuction, to remove fatty tissue

The main difference between lipedema and lymphedema is the cause and nature of the swelling. Lymphedema is caused by a malfunction of the lymphatic system, which leads to the accumulation of lymph in the tissues and causes swelling. Lipedema is caused by the uneven distribution of fatty tissue and is associated with pain.

Surgical procedures such as liposuction can play an important role in treating swelling. However, keep in mind that every woman is different and each method may help differently. Always consult with a specialist when choosing a treatment method.

Genetic factors are thought to play a significant role in the development of lipedema, although the specific genes responsible for the condition have not yet been fully identified. The condition often runs in families.

The difference between lipedema and obesity lies in the distribution of fat and the presence of other symptoms. In lipedema, fat is distributed symmetrically and predominantly in certain areas, such as the thighs, buttocks, and hips, while obesity is characterized by a more even distribution of fat tissue throughout the body. Swelling is also often associated with pain and easy bruising, which is not the case with obesity.

Yes, regular exercise, especially those like swimming, walking, or cycling, can help improve circulation, reduce pain, and improve mobility. And what’s more! The endorphins released during exercise have been scientifically proven to improve mental health. Regular exercise is also very beneficial for joint mobility and overall health.

Unfortunately, swelling can significantly impact quality of life, both physically and mentally. The physical effects of lipedema primarily include pain and limited mobility. The psychological effects are most often described by women as depression and anxiety, caused by changes in body image, as well as common misconceptions about the condition. If you are one of the #LipedemaHeroes, don’t lose hope. You are not alone! Join a support group of women sharing their experiences with lipedema on our Facebook page, LipedemaHero Group.

If you suffer from edema, it is important to discuss your diet with a specialist. In general, a balanced diet, with a reduction in salt and processed foods, is recommended to improve overall health and prevent excessive weight gain. Some experts recommend a diet rich in anti-inflammatory foods.

You should wear your postoperative compression garments and bras continuously, throughout your recovery. This usually takes 6-8 weeks. Therefore, it is advisable to have 2-3 pieces of underwear/garments so that you can rotate and wash them regularly. The exact frequency of washing depends on individual use and the need to keep the garments clean.

During the first wash, as well as during subsequent wash cycles, the manufacturer’s recommendations should always be followed. For information on how to properly launder garments and bras, please refer to the label or click here. wash garments and bras at a maximum of 30 °C on a hand wash or delicate cycle do not tumble dry but air dry only do not iron garments and bras

Yes, it is recommended to wash garments and bras on a hand wash or delicate cycle at a maximum temperature of 30 °C. We also recommend using a wash bag for protection. Hooks and fastenings should be fastened before washing to prevent damage.

No, bleach or other aggressive cleaning agents should not be used as they can cause chemical damage to the fibers and a loss of compression properties of bras and garments.

When washing bras and garments, it is advisable to use gentle detergents designed for delicate and sensitive fabrics. Avoid bleach and dry cleaning.

No, do not dry compression bras or garments in the dryer. Instead, spread your compression pieces out on a towel and let them dry slowly to preserve their compression properties.

Before washing, fasten all hooks and fasteners to prevent damage or catching on other items. For maximum protection of the compression post-op bras/garments, place them in a washable bag.

To remove stains, use a mild detergent and follow the instructions on the label. Avoid using aggressive stain removers that may damage the material.

To prevent loss of elasticity, it is important to follow proper washing and drying procedures: wash garments and bras at a maximum of 30 °C on a hand wash or delicate cycle do not tumble dry but air dry only do not iron garments and bras

After washing, spread the garments out on a large towel on the drying rack and flatten them to their natural shape. This method of drying helps to preserve the shape and compression properties of the garments.

Yes, if garments and bras are not cared for properly (e.g. high temperatures when washing or tumble drying), they can lose their compression properties or shrink.

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When you first put on compression underwear, it may feel too tight. This is normal, as quality compression hosiery should be tight and fit snugly against your body. However, if the pressure is too much for you or causes discomfort, you can return the product.