Liposuction foam is used in conjunction with your Faja. It is positioned over lipo treated areas to help evenly distribute compression and minimizes folds or creases. Additional benefits include reduced bruising and swelling and decreased waviness of the skin.

An ab board helps flatten your tummy post op liposuction, tummy tuck or postpartum. Constant use allows the skin to effectively reattach to the muscle & mold your body.

Helps to define and shape the lumbar area. Constant use prevents the retention of fluids in the lower area of the back.

We recommend wearing your compression garment along with ab board, back board & foams for a minimum of 3 months. For best results, 6 months to a year is HIGHLY suggested.

Used directly after surgery & provides minimal to moderate compression. The material is much softer/lighter which aids in swelling & healing of your skin from recent trauma. You will wear your stage 1 garment until you’re ready to transition to a stage 2 garment. Ideally this is 5-7 days post op. 

Provides firm compression. Helps to mold & shape your body. The material has minimal stretch making it more difficult to put on & take off. Your stage 2 garment should be worn along with board & foams for a minimum of 3 months. For best results, 6 months to a year is HIGHLY suggested. 

As your swelling decreases, it’s normal for your compression garment to become looser. At each visit, we’ll monitor your compression and assess whether your garment is still providing adequate support. If it has become too loose, we’ll recommend sizing down or transitioning to a smaller garment to help maintain proper compression throughout your recovery.

We recommend avoiding direct sitting on your buttocks for at least 6 weeks after a BBL, or as directed by your surgeon. If you must sit during this time, use a BBL pillow to help keep pressure off the newly transferred fat and support optimal healing.

Post op care plays an important role in supporting your body’s healing process after surgery. Lymphatic drainage helps move excess fluid back into the lymphatic system and supports proper recovery. Without proper post op care, trapped fluid can contribute to complications such as fibrosis (hardening of the tissue) or seroma formation (a pocket of fluid under the skin). Regular monitoring and appropriate treatments help support a smoother recovery and optimal healing.