FS-404 Double Strap Breast Band for use after breast augmentation. Provides downward, stabilizing pressure and support for recovery.
Designed for use after breast augmentation, specifically submuscular glandular implants. Upper band provides downward, stabilizing pressure to prevent implants from shifting while the lower band provides support under the breasts.
Available in White
Sizes: One Size Fits All
T-830M Mini Breast Band Implant Stabilization Recovery Garment
Post Op Breast Augmentation Band - Breast Implant Compression Support Wrap for Post Surgery No Bounce High Impact Stabilizer Strap for Sports Bra Alternative for Running or Working Out (Fits Most)
CAREFIX Implant Stabilizer Band (8113) White by TYTEX
CAREFIX Implant Stabilizer Band (8113) White by TYTEX
Why do we use a stabiliser?
Designed for use after breast augmentation, specifically submuscular glandular implants. Upper band provides downward, stabilizing pressure to prevent
FS-404 Double Strap Breast Band
DAUZ Breast Implant Compression Band, Chest Gathering
Standard Size - This breast implant stabilizer band is designed to fit all breast types. It has an adjustable velcro closure, so you can adjust the
Breast Implant Stabilizer Band, Post Surgery Compression Support Strap for Breast Augmentation, Reduction, Lift, Chest Belt, One Size Fits All (Beige)
CAREFIX Implant Stabilizer Band (8113) White by TYTEX
Is it really necessary to wear the strap over the breast implants after breast augmentation to help the implant drop?
Post Op Breast Augmentation Band - Breast Implant Compression
CAREFIX Implant Stabilizer Band (8113) White by TYTEX
Will Wearing a Compression Band for One Breast Implant Make Both Move Down?
PREMIUM QUALITY: TYTEX implant support band has been made using top-grade latex-free (skin-safe) fabric. It features a front adjustable closure, soft,
Implant Stabilizer Band (8113) White by TYTEX- Post-Surgery Breast Implant Support Band- Chest Compression Support- Breast Augmentation Strap
Will wearing a breast band make my one side that's “already dropped” breast, drop too low? (Photo)
