A faja is a post-surgical compression garment designed to support the body during recovery. It helps reduce swelling, improves circulation, enhances contouring, and promotes healing after procedures like liposuction, tummy tucks, BBLs, and other cosmetic surgeries.

Your surgeon will provide specific guidelines, but generally:

– Stage 1 (0–2 weeks post-op):
A high-compression faja is worn immediately after surgery to minimise swelling and fluid retention.

– Stage 2 (2–6 weeks post-op):
A more fitted faja with increased compression is worn as swelling subsides and the body continues to heal.

– Stage 3 (6+ weeks post-op):
Some people continue wearing a faja for 3–6 months to enhance results and maintain compression.

Most surgeons recommend wearing a faja 24/7 for the first few weeks, removing it only for showers. As healing progresses, wear time may be adjusted based on your needs and comfort.

Yes, wearing your faja while sleeping is recommended during the early recovery stages to maintain compression and support healing.

We provide a size guide on each product page to help you find the perfect fit. Since post-surgical swelling can affect sizing, we recommend checking measurements carefully and considering adjustable fajas for flexibility during recovery.

Hand washing in cold water with mild soap is recommended to maintain elasticity and compression. Avoid using a dryer, as heat can damage the fabric.