Need a post-op compression garment that molds the body to an hour glass shape and doesn't leave marks or dents. (Photo)

We send our patients to a lady in Kissimmee who supplies compression garments for us.  You can fit the garment there, and she will continue to alter them for 2 years afterwards at no charge.  She gives great customer service, but it may not be close enough for you.  Our patients have been very pleased.

Hello dear!!
Thanks for the question and provided information as well.
Every doctor has their preferences in regards to compression garments. I suggest my patients use a full body compression garment (that closes with clips), 24/7 for the first 3 months, and after that, for 12 hours a day for 3 more months, to get the best results.
It is important for the compression garment to be very tight, for it to help with the swelling, after surgery, and to use it with a cotton t-shirt underneath to avoid garment burns.
Please, follow up close with your plastic surgeon.
Good luck :)

Try designveronique.com. We have a few different sources that we purchase garments through for post-surgical patients but, my favorite for after a BBL is through this site. Ask your board certified plastic surgeon what their preference as well and be sure to check that the one you order is a phase 1 because this phase is meant for directly after surgery.Thank you for your question and just be sure to keep your expectations realistic!

I think you may have a slight misconception as to what a compression garment really is set out to do. These garments do not really change the shape of your body at all so don't mold you--that is what your plastic surgeon does. The garments function is to really help reduce swelling/bruising and to help you heal smoothly. Most of the early (stage 1) compression garments will have a seam that will cause some temporary marks and dents due to the significant amount of swelling that occurs with liposuction. They need to have a seam because they often require a zipper or 2 in order for an early postoperative patient with pain/discomfort and swelling to get on/off with relative ease.  Often we will add in some additional foam padding in the areas of the seams to help with additional compression and to avoid any marks.  A properly fit garment shouldn't leave permanent marks/dents.  Speaking of properly fitted--you really should speak with your chosen surgeon to help choose the appropriate garment for the procedure you are having as sizing is important. These garments often run quite small size-wise plus you will swell with the surgery so the size you think may actually be way smaller than you need.  For many of my patients, even the small patients will be in a large or extra large garment in the early postop period. Finally, usually a stage 2 garment for later in the postop period will have fewer or less aggressive seaming.  I like the Marena and Veronique brands personally.

There are several companies that provide great compression garments. The ones I tend to use the most are from Marena and Veronique.

Best to ask your chosen surgeon to supply the garment or you buy it from them. Wish photos are just that a wish... Good Luck