Trendyline Postpartum Belly Band,C Section Belly Binder,Abdominal Binder Post Surgery Girdle,Tummy Tuck Compression Wrap Waist Trainer Black

Great purchase for newly postpartum mom. Easy to use, loved the Velcro straps. Kept everything tight and in place. Easy to adjust/stretch and feels well supported. Cute color and can wear under clothing without being very noticeable. Strong and durable.

So with my last pregnancy I tried a Belly Bandit and it was ok, but it didn't stay in place and moved up throughout the day. The Bellefit seemed like it would fix that problem since it claps in the crotch but is so expensive I was hesitant. I ended up getting a Bellefit off ebay for around $40. I had both at the beginning of this postpartum phase but didn't really wear them consistently.Fast forward- I started physical therapy and they want me to wear one 23 hrs a day- so I tried both and neither were really working. The Bellefit's seams poked me endlessly and even when I cut the boning out, it still was very uncomfortable. I could handle the squeezing of the girdle but the seams and the way it was cut dug into my skin and left awful red marks and made me so cranky. The Belly Bandit again kept moving and I quickly lost so many inches on my belly that the medium no longer really squeezed.So I started researching and eventually bought about 12 options on Amazon that had free returns and found 2 that I really like:1. This is my favorite because it really holds the tummy together. The two flaps in front help me get it very snug and the extra parts help pull in extra. I wear this one all day. It has a little boning but it doesn't bother me at all and just helps my posture. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016F0FH5Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=12. This one I wear to bed- It is very soft and well made with nice velcro. I again like the 3 strips to pull in front because I can pull different sections more/less tight (waist, hips etc). I took the "boning" out of the back and wear this one to bed or at the end of the day when I am tired and want something more comfy. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075XK7KPW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1Caveat on both- they are not invisible under clothes. I prefer how I look with them on, but they are not bodyshapers (nor meant to be) so you can definitely see it through tight clothes.In case it helps anyone- I bought a medium in both and I am 5"3' 150lbs right now. Hourglass shape with lots of tummy pooch- hips 42' bust 41' waist 32' (after wearing for several weeks- didn't measure before I started just measured recently for a bridesmaids dress) underbust 34'

It's easy to use and comfortable for the most part. I just had a tummy tuck and so when I bend over it causes creases that push into my incisions and cause discomfort by the end of the day. I was able to put a piece of foam to cover my incisions. The size is perfect for me even though I have a long torso and the split Velcro makes it very functional. When pulled snug the binder supports my stomach and back well.

Keeps my hernias in, supports my back without digging into my sides, and I can breathe! I have a medium and a large size, both work but the the large is a smoother look under clothes.I have 2 abdominal hernias that resulted from a surgery. It’s to risky to fix them so I’ve been trying different braces for 4 years now. Some dug into my sides, some had 3 separate pieces and were just complicated, the one with the piece that attaches to push a hernia didn’t, so I used the basic white wrap the longest and it worked but didn’t hold them in I would have to take it off and redo it every couple hours.This is the only brace that hold my hernias in for hours, is generally comfortable and even though it doesn’t look like it at first, you really can’t see it through my clothes.Key Point: how you put it on ! I took away one star because for me it closes the wrong way for me with the Velcro on the left, SO I actually wear it upside down (I think) with the tag on the bottom and the Velcro on the right when laying on top of it… it works awesome so I don’t care if it wrong.You have to be laying down to put it on (or any brace I always thought everyone knew that but I guess not) so lay down flat, make sure every thing is tucked in internally where it needs to be. Then just pull it as far as you can, hold it tight and pull the other side tight the Velcro does the rest. The adjustments on the back are great. If you want it looser just undo the middle side Velcro pieces and give them slack, if you don’t mind how it feels how can make them tighter to give you more hourglass look.The biggest thing for me is my hernias stay in and the pressure isn’t on my back like with other ones I’ve tried.UPDATE: Not sure if it’s because I wear it everyday and don’t know how to wash it correctly but after about 45 days Neither of the 2 I’ve purchased will stay closed. I’ve tried every trick to clean out the Velcros closures but they still don’t hold very well (and I’m not trying to keep it super tight, just enough to keep my hernias in) I have to take it off lay down and put it back on every 2-3 hours.And still it’s more comfortable and holds my hernia in better than the others I’ve tried. It really sucks that I’ll have to buy 1 every other months.

It’s comfortable, breathable, you can adjust the tightness and fit to your liking, and I love that! The belly band is very easy to use, and i wear it during my work outs. It helps your belly and gut area sweat just like a waste trainer. Product definitely works well. This was the right purchase for me. Comes with a list of detailed instructions and information as well!

It really is a great, comfortable and easy-to-use product.