Prosthesis bras & panties - Prosthetic bras and pants - Surgery

Bras with integrated pockets to hold prostheses after surgery

Our goal is to make undergarments that are suited perfectly to you. We have extensive experience when it comes to designing products for women who have undergone various types of breast surgery such as mastectomy, breast reduction, breast reconstruction, and breast augmentation. With carefully conceived designs and specially selected materials to ensure maximum comfort, we have created undergarments that you’ll be happy to wear. We understand how important it is for women who have had breast surgery to find a bra that sits well, provides ample support, and is also comfortable to wear.

Emma bra

Wireless comfortable prosthesis-bra in soft micro fiber material. Supportive cups with pocket for padding/breast form. Wide and adjustable shoulder st...

Saga BH

Sturdy and comfortable bra with beautiful lace. Wonderful fit and perfect support, also for the larger bust. Wide padded shoulder straps and pocket on...

Klara bra

Klara is a supportive, seamless bra in double material with compression level equivalent to compression class 2. Intended for use after various types ...

Sandra post-op bra

Firm and comfortable seamless post-op bra/ prosthetic bra. Stylish design with deep neckline. Good for use in connection with breast surgery as the kn...

Mirabelle Queen post-op-bra

Steady and super soft post-op bra in extra large sizes. Mirabelle Queen can be fully opened, chest and shoulder straps. This allows for easy applicati...

Mirabelle post-op bra

Steady seamless post-surgical bra, in super soft material with shape knitted zones for even compression. Designed for use in rehabilitation after brea...

Lina panty

Comfortable panties in microfibre.

Mira panty

Comfortable, seamless panties in microfibre.

Lina tank top

Comfortable tank top. Microfibre.

Weight, shape and size are the primary parameters to determining the correct prosthesis or prosthesis bra. The type of operation you’ve had is also an essential factor. A prosthesis should conform to your daily life and accommodate your level of activity. You can read more about our different breast prosthesis models here. There are also three different types of “fullness of body”: less full-bodied, medium-bodied, and full-bodied. We advise you begin with your own "blind test" — get a sense for the different breast prostheses to figure out which feeling and weight suits you best, but without checking how it looks. Once you have found one you’re comfortable, then you can see how it looks.

When it comes to bras, make sure to look for the following:

1. Adjustable shoulder straps.

2. Sufficient covering in the cup at the front.

3. Sufficient covering in the cup on the sides.

4. Sufficient space between the cups.

5. Good support underneath the arms.

6. Sufficiently elastic material.

7. Prosthesis pockets that are easy to use.

8. Good support underneath the bust.

9. Adequate chest straps and loops, at least two rows.