Swimwear
Although the aim is to create swimwear that looks no different to the styles you wore before surgery, some important features ensure that you can feel completely relaxed and secure.
Features
Pockets: Swimwear has specially designed pockets on both sides to hold your breast form or forms discreetly and securely in place. No-one will notice your prosthesis and it cannot slip, so you can move freely with complete confidence. The pockets are accessible from both the top and the side, making them easier to handle and ensuring that the prosthesis sits properly within the pocket.
Bust Shaping: An elasticated under-band and special shaping of the cups holds the breast form closely against the body, so it won’t slip down or fall forward, even in a wet swimsuit.
Underarm: Swimwear is cut very slightly higher under the arm for extra security, without providing excessive coverage.
Standard Back: Unless stated otherwise, approximately 1 – 2 inches below the bra line.
Standard Leg Cut: Unless stated otherwise, a standard leg line applies – not cut too high or too low – suitable and flattering for most figures and all ages.
Sizes: To ensure the best possible fit, many of the styles are available in different cup sizes. Most styles are available in either a B or C cup fitting, with a smaller selection offered in A and D fittings.
Additional Features
Soft Cups: Most styles have an integral soft cup which provides support and gentle bust shaping with a completely natural look.
Adjustable Straps: Straps are partially adjustable to give you the right fit.
Support: Offering tummy and/or bottom control linings made with a supporting Lycra to help enhance the figure without a feeling of tightness.
Underwired Pockets: Some bikinis have a soft underwiring which adapts to your shape to give you support without causing discomfort. The flexible underwiring will not damage your breast form.