First Form (immediate post-surgery)

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  • First Form (immediate post-surgery) – First Form Breast Form – Immediate Post-Surgical Support (Weeks 0–2)

  • The gentlest beginning. The First Form is engineered specifically for the immediate post-operative period (weeks 0–2), when sensitivity and gentleness matter most. This is the softest support available—designed to rest against healing tissue without any pressure.

  • Why Choose First Form (immediate post-surgery)?

  • This form exists for one purpose: maximum gentleness during the most delicate phase of recovery. Made from the softest silicone available, it provides minimal compression and zero pressure against fresh surgical sites and sensitive scar tissue. The ultra-thin profile minimizes bulk while still providing support that helps you recognize your body and regain confidence in those first critical weeks. The form sits passively in a soft bra, adding nothing but the gentlest presence. As swelling decreases and healing progresses, you’ll transition to slightly firmer forms—but in these first weeks, gentleness is the goal. Designed to work with compression bras and soft recovery wear.

  • Ideal For:

  • Weeks 0–2 post-surgical (immediate recovery)
  • Maximum sensitivity and gentleness
  • Fresh scar tissue and healing wounds
  • Minimal bulk preference
  • Women wanting softest possible support
  • Transition form before fuller prosthesis

  • Softest silicone available
  • Ultra-gentle, pressure-free design
  • Minimal bulk for comfort
  • Provides gentle support and presence
  • Designed for soft/compression bra wear
  • Helps with body recognition during recovery
  • Transition form (use weeks 0–2, then upgrade)
  • No pressure points
  • Handwashing is the preferred method for cleaning post-surgery bras, as it is gentler on the delicate fabrics. However, machine washing is possible on a gentle cycle in a protective laundry bag.

  • Wash every 2–3 days. Frequency of washing depends on the type of bra and activity level, with sports bras needing cleaning after each use.
  • Gentle detergents should be used to avoid damaging the fabric.
  • Air drying, away from direct heat (e.g. tumble dryer, heater) is recommended to preserve the shape and elasticity of the bras.
  • Proper storage in specialized boxes or hangers helps maintain the shape and support of the bras.

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