Buy 3 front closure post surgical bras and save $25 automatically at checkout. One to wear, one to wash and one for spare.
“What I love most is how comfortable it is. This was literally the only piece of clothing that I put on that didn't hurt.”
– Melissa
What to Look For in a Recovery Bra:
After surgery, reaching behind your back isn’t something that most people can do comfortably. A front closure means you can get dressed on your own, without help, with more ease.
Avoid anything with rough seams or underwire. (We love modal fabric, which is cool like silk, but softer and stretchier than cotton.)
Surgical drains are something most people don't think about until they're home from the hospital. A bra or belt with drain management is a small thing that makes a big difference.
In the earliest days of recovery, a compression bra is doctor-recommended to support healing tissue and help the surgery site settle. As you heal, you'll graduate to a bra that can be softer and more flexible.
The best recovery bras are ones you actually want to keep wearing! Look for something that’s cute/comfy enough for daily life long after.
Fabric is so soft. It’s comfortable against incision line but still holds prosthesis in place. Helps you feel supported after a bilateral mastectomy. Great bra!
After discovering that traditional bras no longer fit her surgically altered body, Dana started to design her own bras.
Armed with a fashion design degree from SCAD and over a decade of industry experience, she created AnaOno to design lingerie that truly supports all bodies.
Finding the right fit with breast forms can feel scary. That's why we've got you covered.
At AnaOno, we recommend ordering multiple sizes to try at home, using our risk-free buy & try program for $1.99. The risk-free buy & try program allows you to return / exchange as many times as you need to ensure you find the right fit.