Secondary Garment

A post-op secondary garment is a type of compression garment worn after the initial stage of recovery from surgery, such as liposuction, tummy tuck, or body contouring procedures. These garments are designed to provide moderate compression during the second phase of healing, typically after the primary, more restrictive stage one garments. The use of a secondary garment supports continued recovery and helps the body adapt to its new shape while allowing for greater comfort and mobility.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Moderate Compression: Provides less intense compression than stage one garments, offering consistent support that helps manage residual swelling and maintain results.
• Improved Comfort: Designed with softer, more breathable materials for enhanced comfort during long-term wear.
• Adjustable Fit: Often equipped with adjustable closures, zippers, or hook-and-eye fastenings to accommodate changes in swelling and body shape as healing progresses.
• Flexible and Lightweight: Constructed to allow for more movement and flexibility, making it suitable for everyday activities while still providing necessary support.
• Full Coverage Options: Available in various styles to cover specific areas of the body, such as abdominal binders, bodysuits, or leggings, depending on the type of surgery.