Thigh lift pre-op prep - is there a specific brand of compression garmet I should be purchasing?

Dear Independent,
Your doctor should make that recommendation or provide you with a post-operative garment. Most offices provide the garment for you.

Thank you for your question regarding compression garments for a thigh lift. Your plastic surgeon should provide thigh lift garments; most plastic surgeons provide you with 2 or 3 garments. This should be part of your surgical package. I would not suggest you purchase garments independently because you may not get adequate compression or size. In addition, a thigh lift is a very delicate surgery. The garments need medical-grade compression garments. Your surgeon should provide these to you. Common brands include Veronique and Merena. I would not get the cheapest brand on Amazon. In addition, the groin needs to be closed. If the groin on the garment is left open, the opening seams can dig into the incision and cause wound openings. Therefore, it is paramount that your plastic surgeon guides you to what is needed. In regards to food prep, many blogs have been written on food prep for the thigh lift. Please look online for blogs typically written for patients who unde go thigh lifts. The goal should be 100 grams of protein a day. I highly suggest Premiere protein; you would need to drink 3 or 4 of those a day. Please work with the registered dietician in your plastic surgeon's office. Ideally, they would have one. I hope this helps to answer your question regarding food prep and compression garments for a thigh lift.
Sincerely,
Dr. Katzen

It’s crucial to follow your surgeon’s recommendations, as they may have specific preferences or requirements for compression garments. Typically, they’ll advise you on the type, brand, and size that best suits your needs post-thigh lift surgery. Always consult with your healthcare provider for guidance.