Description
Experience a double zipper bra for comfortable compression right after surgery and as swelling and pain decrease.
Designed with love in the USA, our adjustable Shirl Post-Surgical Bra with a patented double zipper embraces comfort with a fit focused on compression and ease after heart and breast surgery as well as for those after weight-related procedures including bariatric surgery and breast reduction. Offered in a variety of sizes (be sure to find your heart&core size using our chart), these front closure bras with two zippers adjust to each body's individual shape. FSA and HSA approved through sig-is.org
*30 day-exchanges and returns on unworn products
Why It Matters
Experience a double zipper bra for comfortable compression right after surgery and as swelling and pain decrease.
Designed with love in the USA, our adjustable Shirl Post-Surgical Bra with a patented double zipper embraces comfort with a fit focused on compression and ease after heart and breast surgery as well as for those after weight-related procedures including bariatric surgery and breast reduction. Offered in a variety of sizes (be sure to find your heart&core size using our chart), these front closure bras with two zippers adjust to each body's individual shape. FSA and HSA approved through sig-is.org
*30 day-exchanges and returns on unworn products
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