Not sure where to start? Let’s make it simple.
Choosing a post-surgical bra shouldn’t add stress to your recovery. We understand that after breast augmentation, reduction, lift or reconstruction, you want to feel supported, comfortable and confident in your choice. Every recovery is unique. Always follow your surgeon’s advice and choose the LIPOELASTIC® compression bra that feels right for you.
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Here’s a quick guide to help you make a confident choice based on fabric feel, closure type, strap shape and design features.
1. Love natural softness? Choose cotton
In the first days of recovery, comfort is everything. That’s when, and also during warmer months, you’ll appreciate the natural softness and breathability of cotton.
PI special with zipper fastening and PI super with hook-and-eye closure are both premium cotton bras designed for maximum comfort and support during recovery.
If you’re looking for excellent quality at a friendlier price, PI active is the perfect cotton choice.
Tip: A zipper fastening (Comfort variant) makes dressing easier, while hook-and-eye closures (Variant) allow you to expand up to one size – ideal for managing post-surgery swelling.
2. Prefer light and sleek? Discover seamless
If you prefer a lighter, smoother finish under your clothes, our seamless bras are a popular option. All feature heat-moulded cups for a beautifully rounded, non-irritating finish.
PI perfect – a timeless design with front hook-and-eye fastening and wider shoulder straps for secure support.
PI relax – thinner straps, extended length, soft material and a subtle touch of colour for those who like a more delicate look.
PI elite – our newest and most innovative design, combining a front zipper with clip-on shoulder straps and extended length for effortless comfort and a premium feel.
3. Looking for more specific design features?
Different recovery journeys call for different types of support. These styles are aimed at women who prefer a bra with additional features:
PI plus – features a higher back and reinforced structure for additional back support, perfect for larger breasts or for extra stability and coverage.
PI extra – designed with a lower neckline and lighter compression, ideal for later stages of recovery, if adviced by surgeon
PI filling - featuring special mesh cups suitable for fat transfer surgery
4. After recovery? Stay supported, feel beautiful
PI premium – once your recovery is complete but you still want gentle support, this is your go-to bra. Designed for women with implants, it offers structured support with a comfortable non-wired design. Made from luxurious French lace with elegant golden details, it’s the perfect choice to feel confident and beautiful long after your recovery.
All LIPOELASTIC® bras offer
✅ Medical-grade compression
✅ CE and OEKO-TEX® certifications
✅ Seamless, heat-moulded cups
✅ Soft, skin-friendly materials
✅ Designs created in collaboration with surgeons
✅ Handcrafted in Europe
✅ Suitable for all breast surgery types
For those recovering from breast reduction or lift procedures, comfort often becomes a top priority. These surgeries usually involve more incision areas, so many patients appreciate the soft, fully moulded cups of seamless bras, which feel gentle on the skin and avoid unnecessary pressure or friction.
Every woman’s recovery is personal. Whether you’re looking for natural softness, invisible support or elegant design, there’s a LIPOELASTIC® bra made to match how you want to feel – today, tomorrow and beyond your recovery.
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More to explore:
- What’s a Transitional Bra And Why It Matters After Breast Augmentation
- Optimising Post-Surgery Recovery: The Role of Nutritional Supplements
- Understanding Breast Reduction Surgery: Procedure, Benefits, and Post-Operative Care
Resources:
- Sachs D., Hattingh G., Szymanski K. “Breast Reduction.” StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2023. Available from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK441974/ NCBI
- Roy P.G., Yan Z., Nigam S., Maheshwari K. “Aesthetic breast surgery: putting in context a narrative review.” Gland Surgery. 2021;10(9):2832-2846. doi:10.21037/gs-20-892.
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