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Reduce Bruising with Isavela Lipo foam

Lipo foam is medical-grade padding that goes under your compression garment to smooth out your skin, prevent creases, and help you heal comfortably.

How to Wear Your Lipo foam

1. Put on your garment

Stand up and pull your compression garment up to your hips, making sure all seams and openings line up comfortably.
Place the lipo foam pads right over the treated area just like your surgeon advised. Feel free to trim the foam for a customized fit.

3. Secure while closing

Hold the foam firmly in place as you zip or fasten your garment.

4. Final Adjustment

Once everything is closed up, check the pads and reposition them if they shifted. The foam should feel firm and supportive, but never uncomfortable.

The Benefits of Lipo Foam

  • Reduces Skin Irregularities: Smooths your skin out and prevents unwanted dents or creases.
  • Enhances Comfort and Support: Minimizes discomfort while keeping the treated area stable.
  • Minimizes Bruising and Swelling: Decreases bruising, swelling, and fluid buildup.
  • Protects Skin from Compression Marks: Keeps harsh pressure marks and garment indentations at bay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Wear your foam continuously for the first two to three weeks, or as your surgeon instructed.

We offer a variety of sizes designed to fit different body areas, but if you need a more customized fit, you can easily cut the foam to accommodate your specific measurements.

You can reuse your pads while they remain clean, firm, and undamaged. Simply swap them out once they show wear, such as becoming deformed, overly damp, or losing their supportive pressure.

Keep your foam pads completely dry and store them in a clean area.

Yes, since it is used immediately after surgery while wounds are still draining, your foam will likely get soiled as you heal.

While you should not machine wash it, you can spot-clean your foam as frequently as needed by wiping it down with hydrogen peroxide, making sure to avoid soaking it in water.

No, they are completely latex-free.