Post Surgery Recovery, Compression Support & Everyday Shaping Solutions

It is recommended to have at least two fajas after surgery so you can rotate between them while washing and wearing the other. Post-surgery compression garments are worn daily, so having a backup ensures consistent compression and proper support throughout your recovery. This helps maintain hygiene, comfort, and effective swelling control.

The timing of your faja fitting depends on whether you need a Stage 1 or Stage 2 compression garment and your surgeon’s instructions. Many clients in the Dallas Fort Worth area are fitted for their Stage 1 faja before surgery so they can wear it immediately after their procedure. Others schedule a post-surgery faja fitting within the first few days once swelling has been assessed. Proper timing ensures you receive the right level of compression to support healing and reduce swelling after surgery.

All garment sales are final, and we do not offer refunds or exchanges due to hygiene and the nature of post-surgical compression garments. During your fitting, you are guided through the selection process and asked to confirm your choice before leaving. Because post-surgery swelling changes daily, your garment fit may need adjustments over time. If your needs change, we offer customization options such as alterations, adding or removing material, and resizing to maintain proper compression and comfort. If needed, you should book a follow-up appointment for a faja adjustment or refitting. Our goal is to ensure your compression garment continues to support your recovery and results as your body heals.

Most clients need a new or tighter faja within the first few weeks after surgery as swelling decreases. As your body changes, your compression garment may no longer provide enough support. Transitioning at the right time helps maintain proper compression, improve shaping results, and support healing. The exact timing depends on your swelling, recovery progress, and your surgeon’s recommendations.

Your faja should feel snug and supportive, providing firm compression without restricting breathing or circulation. Proper compression helps reduce swelling, support healing tissues, and improve your results after surgery. A garment that is too tight can cause discomfort or complications, while one that is too loose will not provide enough support. As your swelling changes, your compression level should be adjusted accordingly.

Yes, it is important to choose a provider that specializes in post-surgery compression garments, not just fashion shapewear. Medical-grade fajas are designed specifically for post-operative recovery, helping control swelling, support healing tissues, and improve results after procedures like liposuction, tummy tuck, and BBL. Fashion fajas do not provide the same level of support and may lead to discomfort or complications. If you choose another provider, make sure they have experience with post-op faja fittings, foams, and recovery stages.

If your faja is too loose, it will not provide enough compression to control swelling or support your results after surgery. If it is too tight, it can restrict circulation, cause discomfort, and interfere with proper healing. Post-surgery faja fittings help ensure your compression garment fits correctly and continues to support your body as your swelling changes.

After surgery, most clients start with a Stage 1 faja, which provides lighter compression for swelling and comfort. As your swelling goes down and your body begins to heal, you will transition into a Stage 2 faja for tighter compression and shaping. The timing varies for each person, which is why a proper fitting is recommended.

Boards and foam help provide even compression, reduce creasing, and improve shaping results. They are commonly used after liposuction and tummy tuck procedures, especially once incisions begin healing. Proper placement is important for the best results.