Recovery News

Since its launch, the original Ogee Faja has become not just the staple compression garment for procedures like liposuction and BBLs, but it’s also renowned as fan-favorite shapewear and even the ideal postpartum support garment for new moms. 

From vital compression after liposuction or a BBL to postpartum support and even general shapewear, The Ogee Faja is the go-to girdle.

Dozens of things influence a BBL and Ogee Lipo. From vectors and pelvic shape to asymmetries, every patient has personal traits that will affect their overall look. These differences impact results and are why each patient who gets a BBL ends up looking unique.

After a tummy tuck or liposuction, most surgeons will advise their patients to wear a faja or compression garment of some sort, but wearing a faja after a BBL specifically, is absolutely vital to preserving your results.

Though fajas are recommended for dozens of reasons, the big picture is that they are necessary during a BBL recovery because they improve results and reduce post-surgical discomfort. By wearing a faja as direct during recovery, patients take the first step in protecting and preserving their results.

Everyone has a triangular Key Area, but the shape is slightly different per individual. While I spend a lot of time sculpting this part of the body during a BBL, and it is triangle-like on every person, the subtle differences in shape that are unique to each patient.

The Ogee Faja was designed to give more compression in areas that see liposuction and less where fat is added, helping to sculpt desirable curves and excellent results. 

If you’re interested in a BBL or follow me on social media, you’ve likely heard me use the phrase ‘functional fit’ in reference to a faja. I want to take a few minutes to thoroughly explain what the term means and how it pertains specifically to The Ogee Faja.