Isavela Stage 2 Compression Panty Bodysuit, Lipo Tummy Tuck Abdominoplasty BBL Recovery Post Surgical (BS02) (MD, Black)

Brand: Isavela

Color: Black

Features:

• STAGE 2 COMPRESSION GARMENT FOR LIPO, TUMMY TUCK, AND BBL RECOVERY: You've made it past the hardest part. The BS02 is built for exactly where you are now: weeks 2 through 8 post-op, when swelling is starting to settle and you're moving more, but your body still needs real compression support across the abdomen, waist, hips, and lower back. Physician-aligned for liposuction, abdominoplasty, BBL, and postpartum recovery.
• PANTY-LENGTH COVERAGE THAT ACTUALLY GOES UNDER YOUR CLOTHES: One of the first things patients want at stage 2 is to feel normal again. The BS02's panty-length cut delivers full abdominal and hip compression without bulk, so it disappears under regular clothing. The high back panel wraps around your flanks and lower back for 360-degree coverage of the full surgical field, without anyone knowing you're wearing it.
• SEAMS THAT FACE AWAY FROM YOUR SKIN, BY DESIGN: Every Isavela garment is built with raised seams facing outward, never against healing tissue. This is not a comfort feature. It is a medical design decision that protects post-surgical incisions from friction at the exact points where standard compression garments cause the most irritation. The 55% spandex, 45% nylon fabric adds 4-way stretch, moisture wicking, and odor-resistant properties for clean, dry all-day wear throughout your recovery.
• NO ZIPPERS, FULL RESTROOM ACCESS, STRAPS THAT ADJUST AS YOU HEAL: The pull-on design means no hardware pressing against healing skin. The hook-and-eye crotch flap lets you use the restroom without taking the garment off or losing your compression fit. And as your body changes week to week through recovery, the sliding adjustable shoulder straps move with you so the fit stays right.
• BEFORE YOU ORDER, PLEASE MEASURE: Isavela sizes do not match standard clothing sizes. A medium in another brand is not a medium here. Use the Isavela size chart, measure your body, and size up if you are between sizes. Getting the size right is the difference between a garment that works and one that sits in a drawer.