InstantrecoveryMD Men's Compression Sleeveless Bodysuit Brief W/Front Zip MD301

The InstantRecoveryMD Men’s Sleeveless Shapewear Bodysuit Brief MD301/MDMTB003 W/Zip is changing the game for men's shapewear and post-surgery recovery garments. This compression bodysuit supports and compresses your back, abdominal muscles, buttocks, and flank areas. The Instant Recovery material is breathable and provides consistent compression so you can see a faster healing time and results you are proud to show off. It is perfect to wear daily for a toned look, and it hides discreetly under most clothes. 

The compression bodysuit for men targets problem areas. The legs extend to the upper part of the thighs, and there is an open crotch area for ease-of-use for the bathroom. The success of any surgery is reliant not only on the surgeon, but also the quality of aftercare. Compression therapy is a large part of this process and is crucial for satisfactory healing. Wearing the right garment after undergoing an operation is proven to speed up the healing process and minimize swelling and bruising, as well as reducing pain.

Features:

• Help relief pain caused by abdominal hernias
• Flat your tummy, hide your spare tire, or hide chest bulges due to gynecomastia or a transition
• Designed to assist recovery for liposuction, abdominal procedures, and hernia surgery
• Provides support to surgical areas for more comfort
• Designed with Full Length front zipper and snap opening for easy use
• Smooth and breathable fabric
• 72% Nylon/28% Spandex
• Machine wash, Tumble dry low or line dry
• Proudly made in the USA

Please note: We suggests that you select the size that best fits in your street clothes as these garments are already compressed for slimming. See our Size Chart as well. If between sizes, select the size that fits your largest measurement.

Choose one size larger: If it is your first time to wear compression clothing, it is a safer option to choose a compression shirt that has a larger size so that you will not feel like being squeezed while wearing the shirt. A good rule of thumb is that you should just be able to slide your hand under it without strain. Wearing a compression garment too tight can also cause it to roll down. The garment should lay smooth and flat across your skin.