Stage 2 postpartum panty faja with built-in bra 1030

Stage: Stage 2 · no boning. It's meant for when the swelling has gone down and it's time to shape: usually from week three or four on, depending on what your surgeon says. Your surgeon decides when to switch stages, not the calendar: every body heals at its own pace.

This style comes in sizes XS to 3XL. Your faja size is not the same as your clothing size: it's based on your waist and hip measurements. Check the size guide for the chart, or if you'd rather we tell you, the Find your faja quiz gives you the style and size in a minute. If you're between two sizes, choose the larger one: compression should work with the swelling, not fight it.

This style is cut for a regular hip fit. Full-hip styles give you more room in the hips with the same waist: if your hips measure more than the chart shows for your waist, this is your fit. Find your faja will work it out for you.

Coverage Panty. Worth checking: if you had your thighs done, a faja that stops at the hips won't compress where you need it.

Closure: broches. In the first weeks you start on the loosest row and move inward as the swelling goes down; that is why it has several rows and not just one.

Wash it by hand, in cold water with mild soap, and dry it in the shade without wringing. No dryer, no iron, no bleach: heat kills the elasticity, and that's exactly what does the work. Fabric: Powernet.

In the early stages you wear it almost all day, and it needs frequent washing. Having two lets you rotate them while one dries, and each one lasts longer because it rests between wears.

It ships from our inventory in Florida, so it's domestic shipping with tracking, no customs and no surprise fees. $15 shipping anywhere in the U.S. and Puerto Rico, free on orders $100+. All sales are final: there are no size exchanges, so measure yourself before you order. If the mistake was ours (wrong item, wrong size or a defect), we'll make it right at no cost. We explain it on our returns.