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Mastectomy Drains and Care: What You Should Know
What is the #1 complaint post-mastectomy? The drains! Many major surgeries optimize the use of drains after a procedure, especially one that is directed to the removal of tissue and other body masses. We know all about those dreaded drains here at AnaOno, and in this article we hope to take a little of the “dread” out of drains.
How to Wear Breast Forms: Tips & Styles | AnaOno
With your breast tissue gone from your chest wall, you may find wearing a regular bra to be difficult, but not to worry, AnaOno bras are designed to fit your chest if you are flat or wearing forms.
Lingerie For Older Women: Our Best Tips for Mature Women Everywhere
Sexy DOES NOT have an age limit. We believe it. And we KNOW it. So where are all the older women in beautiful and sexy lingerie? These are our best tips for wearing lingerie for mature women everywhere to live boldly, beautifully, and proudly in your bra and panties.
The Best Fitting Bra Styles For Wide Set Breasts
Have you ever felt that your breasts are too far apart? We get it, this could happen naturally or after a breast reconstruction surgery. We got you. Keep reading for the best fitting bras for wide-set breasts.
Best Exercises To Prepare For Your Preventative Mastectomy
Train like an angel? Nah. Train like a previvor. If you've tested positive for a genetic mutation (like the BRCA gene), and have decided to take the brave step of getting a preventative double mastectomy, we see you girl! That was NOT an easy choice, but you are taking life by the reins and becoming your own superhero. As far as we're concerned, you're badass AF.
Long Term Side Effects of Breast Cancer
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the world, with more and more people being diagnosed every year. Detection methods for breast cancer and treatments are improving, however that does not mean that being treated or surviving breast cancer means that you don’t have to live with the disease anymore. Almost every person that has been treated for breast cancer will experience physical and emotional effects, which are often long-lasting and can sometimes be severe. Awareness to these effects is so important, so more people know about them, know what to expect about them and know how to manage them for efficiently.
