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FRONT AND BACK LIPO BOARD

FRONT AND BACK LIPO BOARD

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A lipo board (sometimes called an abdominal lipo board or ab board) is a firm, flat support panel used after liposuction, tummy tuck, or liposuction procedures to help shape and protect the midsection during recovery.

What It Is

  • A post-surgical compression accessory placed between your abdomen and faja (post-surgery compression garment).
  • Typically made of rigid yet flexible foam or plastic that is covered in a soft, skin-friendly fabric.

Purpose

  1. Even Pressure Distribution – Prevents the faja from creating creases, folds, or indentations on the healing tissue.
  2. Prevent Fluid Retention (Seroma) – Helps keep swelling down by maintaining uniform compression.
  3. Shape Training – Encourages the abdomen to heal with a flat, smooth contour.
  4. Scar & Skin Protection – Stops the garment from rubbing directly on incisions or sensitive areas.
  5. Comfort – Provides a layer of padding so the faja feels less restrictive against the skin.

Design & Features

  •  Shape: Usually rectangular or contoured to fit the curve of the torso.
  • Material: Semi-rigid foam with a smooth, hypoallergenic outer layer.
  • Size Options: Some cover the entire front abdominal area, while others are smaller for targeted compression.
  • Edges: Rounded or soft-finished to prevent digging into the skin.
  • Color: Commonly nude, black, or white for discretion under clothing.

How It’s Used

  •     Step 1: Put on your compression garment (faja) loosely.
  • Step 2: Place the lipo board over the abdomen.
  • Step 3: Adjust the garment to hold the board snugly in place.
  • Step 4: Wear it for the recommended hours per day (usually most of the day, removing only for bathing or cleaning).

Who Needs It

  • People recovering from liposuction, abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) or mummy makeover procedures.
  • Those wanting to avoid “lumps and bumps” during the swelling phase of recovery.

 

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