Tip of the Day: The Best Way to Place your Prosthesis in a Bra
Looking for the best way to place your prosthesis in a bra? Pam shares some helpful tips.
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Looking for the best way to place your prosthesis in a bra? Pam shares some helpful tips.
FUN FACT: While our Nashville 100 Oaks location is our smallest store, it’s also our busiest! Learn more about the store in the video below!
What garment or bra do you need after breast surgery? With input from your surgeon, we can help select the right garment for you. We’re here to help make you as comfortable as possible, and have been honored to help thousands of women through this process. Watch the video below for more details! …
If you are about to or have recently undergone a mastectomy, you may be wondering about the foundation garment situation. Your doctor or nurse may give you requirements or ideas…but they may not. After all, with so much after-care information, a bra may be the last thing on their minds. But it’s certainly not for…
The Color. The Feel. The Versatility. In the video below, Pam shares everything you need to know about this amazing post-surgical/leisure bra from AnaOno.
Will my insurance company cover post-breast surgery garments? It’s a common question we are asked by patients who visit our stores. Pam shares all the details and how our staff is here to assist.
As the weather begins to warm up, a common question we often get is whether you can swim in a prosthesis. The answer? Absolutely! Pam shares everything you should know, as well as info about a swim breast form we carry in store specifically designed for swimming.
Having your silhouette surgically altered in order to potentially save your life is an overwhelming undertaking. And while it is a good thing to kick cancer to the curb, what you’re left with may feel unfamiliar – even alien – and be difficult to adjust to. If you have undergone a lumpectomy or mastectomy, there…
Every woman wants to feel pretty. And while that definition may vary from woman to woman, the fundamental truth holds. Experiencing cancer, undergoing a lumpectomy or mastectomy, or enduring treatments that change the outward appearance and the inward perception of self are extremely daunting. As if many women don’t already deal with esteem issues by…
Chemotherapy and radiation are over. The reconstruction is complete. No more surgeries or doctor appointments are on the books. Even your hair has begun to fill in and regrow. It would be really nice and easy to assume your body is fully recovered and nothing cancer-related is going to rear its ugly head again. And…