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    No.190: Post Mastectomy Clothing, Recover Collection

    Post Mastectomy Clothing

    Recover Collection

    When it comes to recovery, there is nothing more important than YOU. We know that heading into surgery can be frightening, so we’re here to help you every step of the way.

    OurPost Mastectomy Recovery Wear is designed with breast surgeries in mind. From wireless front-closure bras to comfy loungewear pieces, all made from super-soft modal material, this collection aims to make this time as comfortable and worry-free as possible by providing you with the solutions and styles you need.

    Miena robe with drain belt

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    How To Wear Drain Management Clothing 

    Getting dressed while wearing  surgical drains can be a struggle. Tugging tubes can be highly irritating and restrict your movement, making it difficult to find clothing that won’t make post surgery recovery harder. Enter drain management clothing: These specially-designed pieces are comfortable, roomy, easy to wear, accessible, and often include belts and pockets to hold your surgical drains in place. 

    The  Miena Robe with Drain Management is the perfect example -- not only is it made from ultra-stretchy and comfortable modal fabric, but it includes a dedicated internal belt with a hidden pocket to hold your drains. An easy-on, easy-off style ensures you won’t strain sore areas while getting dressed. With the Miena Robe, and other drain management clothing, you can walk around comfortably and confidently knowing that the drains are secure and won’t yank on your surgical sites.

    drain belt

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    How To Wear Breast Forms

    After your mastectomy, you may opt to wear breast forms to create the appearance of a breast shape under clothing. With many different shapes, materials, and sizes to choose from, finding the right one for you may be a bit tricky. 

    To find the best form for your body, you can first think about the purpose of your breast form. For example, a lightweight breast form may be better for lounging at home or working out, while a silicone breast form is better for going out. Plenty of folks have more than one breast form type so they can change them out depending on the occasion. You may also want to enlist the help of a specialist who can help you find the right size and shape for your needs. 

    Once you’ve chosen your forms, you’re going to need a bra that’ll keep your breast form secure and supported throughout the day. Pocketed post-mastectomy bras are designed to keep your forms in place without any slippage or movement. To learn more about the different breast forms available and tips on how to wear them, check out our  Breast Forms 101 guide.

    breast form f(oo)bs

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    What Should I Wear Home After Breast Surgery?

    After having breast surgery, it’s essential to wear clothes that’ll provide you with supportandkeep you comfortable as you heal – including bras. The last thing you want to wear is a bra that doesn’t fit you right or is poking at your wounds, and especially any bras with a lot of structure or underwire. Our line of post-surgery bras are all underwire-free and are made with a sleek modal fabric that stretches, skims, and conforms to you. Speak with your surgical team if you have unique needs.

    How Should You Dress After A Mastectomy?

    When it comes to recovery, comfort is the name of the game. Finding clothing and bras that support you, keep you cozy, and make you feel confident is a must-have, but finding those items can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. No matter what surgery you’ve undergone, AnaOno’s collections are designed to support your needs -- not the other way around, where you have to force your post-mastectomy body into clothing and bras not made to support it. At AnaOno,  our post-mastectomy clothing is designed to help you feel beautiful and confident inside and out.

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    Dana Donofree

    Dana Donofree

    Founder and CEO of AnaOno. After a diagnosis of breast cancer in her late 20’s, Dana took her own lived experience and fashion design background and (re)designed intimates for those that have undergone breast surgery. Dana’s story has been published around the world in outlets like New York Times, BBC, Huffington Post, The Today Show, and more.