Procedure for Taking Measures
- Use a flexible measuring tape.
- Measure while wearing underwear or close-fitting clothing for accurate results.
- Use the size chart for each product. The chart identifies the required measurements and explains how to take them
Standard Measures
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Girdles
- Waist and hip circumference.
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Bras
For breast procedures, consult the healthcare professional to confirm the appropriate post-operative size.- Chest and inframammary circumference.
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Other Measurements
Specific measurements are indicated in the Measurement Table for each product.
Measurement Tables and Size Guides
- Each VOE product includes a size guide that identifies the
required measurement areas and explains how to take each one. - If your measurements fall between two sizes, use the appropriate
extender when available. Choose the smaller size only when it
feels comfortable and follows the guidance of your healthcare
professional. - Review the size chart before purchase. If needed, view the sizing
video or contact customer service for assistance.
General Recommendations
- Double-check each measurement for accuracy.
- If your measurement falls between two sizes, consult your
healthcare professional or contact customer service for
assistance. - We have hook extenders for girdles and bras that allow the
garment's perimeter to be increased. - Proper fit supports comfort and helps maintain the recommendedpost-operative garment protocol.
Use of a Second Garment During the Post-Operative Period
- A second garment allows the patient to change garments while the first
garment is being washed and supports daily hygiene. - It is recommended to have at least two sets of garments during the initial recovery period to maintain adequate compression and cleanliness.
- Changes in swelling during the post-operative recovery period may
affect garment fit. Follow your healthcare professional's
recommendations regarding garment selection and sizing appropriately
throughout your recovery. - Sizing needs may change during recovery. Re-measure as directed and
transition to a second-stage garment when recommended. - This approach supports consistent compression and patient comfort
during the recovery process.
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