The (re)Issue

Meet April Meet April

Meet April, a breast cancer survivor diagnosed with invasive lobular carcinoma. She shares her mastectomy story, recovery insights, and life after cancer.

Where Do I Get Fitted For A Mastectomy Bra? Where Do I Get Fitted For A Mastectomy Bra?

Finding the right bra after breast surgery is about more than just a number on a tape measure. It’s about feeling like yourself again, reclaiming your "normal," and ensuring your body has the support it needs to heal. Whether you have undergone a single or double mastectomy, a lumpectomy, or reconstruction, a professional fitting is a vital step in your recovery.

Are There Mastectomy Sports Bras? Are There Mastectomy Sports Bras?

Once you are cleared for activity, the Bianca transitions seamlessly into your fitness routine. It is designed to provide medium support, making it great for working out—from yoga and power walking to light cardio and stretching.

Do I Have To Wear A Bra After A Mastectomy? Do I Have To Wear A Bra After A Mastectomy?

We know that navigating life post-surgery brings up a thousand questions. Some are medical, some are emotional, and some are purely practical. A common question we hear in our community is: "Do I actually have to wear a bra now?"

The short, uncomplicated answer? No. It is your body, and your choice.

How to Wear Breast Forms & Prostheses How to Wear Breast Forms & Prostheses

At AnaOno, we believe all chests are normal. Whether you have had a single mastectomy, a double mastectomy, a lumpectomy, or are living with asymmetry, your body is beautiful. We also know that navigating the world of prostheses (often called breast forms) can feel overwhelming. The industry often feels clinical and sterile, but we believe in a future where "function does not sacrifice comfort".

Meet Melissa aka Cancer Fashionista Meet Melissa aka Cancer Fashionista
"These challenges, coupled with my background in fashion and beauty public relations, inspired me to create Cancer Fashionista, a platform dedicated to empowering women affected by cancer to look and feel their best. Since then, I’ve also launched the, “Dear Cancer I’m Beautiful” podcast series which serves as a valuable and relatable resource to my amazing community."