The cut-out compression bra, model BCD, is intended for use in postoperative Stage II, typically between 6 and 12 weeks after breast surgery, according to the recommendations of the attending medical specialist. It provides stable support and adapted compression, being designed for the advanced recovery phase, when comfort and protection of sensitive areas remain essential.

The material is treated with antimicrobial technology, intended to help maintain fabric hygiene during daily wear.

Indications for use

The BCD cut-out medical compression bra is recommended in postoperative Stage II, according to the physician’s indications, following the procedures listed below:

• breast augmentation

• mastopexy (breast lift)

• breast reduction

• breast reconstruction following breast cancer

Key benefits

Wearing the BCD cut-out medical compression bra contributes to:

• maintaining the breast implant in the correct position

• supporting the breasts during the advanced recovery phase

• reducing postoperative discomfort

• protecting sensitive areas and recent scars

• reducing tension exerted on newly formed scars

• enhanced comfort during daily wear

• maintaining fabric hygiene, due to the antimicrobial treatment applied to the textile fibers

Cut-out design – functional role

The cut-out design allows better adaptation to the patient’s needs during postoperative Stage II, providing support without exerting unnecessary pressure on certain sensitive areas, in accordance with medical recommendations, while also offering a pleasant aesthetic appearance.

Antimicrobial-treated material – important information

The BCD bra is made from material treated with antimicrobial technology, intended to protect the fabric against the development of microorganisms responsible for unpleasant odors and textile fiber degradation.