Post Surgery Compression Abdominal Board Waist Control
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1. Soft foam on its wing that wraps your midsection for comfort;
2. There is a hard PP board that provides extra support on the loose or sagging skin after surgery;
3. Cotton fabric with stretchy spandex, feel comfortable on the skin, breathable and soft to the touch;
4. Build a barrier between the compression shapewear and your skin, apply pressure to liposuctioned areas.
Garment Care£º
Body: 100% Polystyrene Cover: 88% Nylon 12% Elastane
Cold Hand Wash Separately
Size£º
Model wears size S and is 170cm tall
Stats: Bust 90cm/ Waist 64cm/ Hips 108cm
1. Soft foam on its wing that wraps your midsection for comfort;
2. There is a hard PP board that provides extra support on the loose or sagging skin after surgery;
3. Cotton fabric with stretchy spandex, feel comfortable on the skin, breathable and soft to the touch;
4. Build a barrier between the compression shapewear and your skin, apply pressure to liposuctioned areas.
Garment Care£º
Body: 100% Polystyrene Cover: 88% Nylon 12% Elastane
Cold Hand Wash Separately
Size£º
Model wears size S and is 170cm tall
Stats: Bust 90cm/ Waist 64cm/ Hips 108cm
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