As shapewear, Colombian fajas or girdles are generally known as a trendy and comfortable option to highlight and define the body. But when it comes to the world of BBL, liposuction, tummy tucks, and mommy makeovers, they also serve an effective purpose: providing post-operative care. In fact, Viviana Millan of Tributo says that fajas could even prove essential for the recovery and healing process after the procedure.
Based in Colombia, Fajas Tributo is a leading brand specializing in custom-made fajas that celebrate inclusivity and diversity. While accentuating the body may be its primary focus, Colombian fajas are now rapidly becoming an essential factor in post-surgery care. The idea of the fajas is to provide compression to the relevant areas to facilitate your body into its new shape. In addition, when the right kind of fajas is used correctly, it improves blood circulation, which is necessary, especially in areas where the surgery has been performed. “Postoperative care is just as important as the surgery itself, and in order to maximize results, it’s important to do everything possible to help our bodies during the healing process,” says Dr Fasusi, a California trained Plastic Surgeon, expert in the most advanced and modern technique of plastic surgery who practices advanced cosmetic surgery in Atlanta Georgia ”I am partial to the TRIBUTO brand of compression garments as they, in my opinion, do a fantastic job of delivering even, high-quality compression throughout the torso while not jeopardizing key areas such as the hips and buttocks. I appreciate their constant innovation.”
Other important factors to consider in post-surgery care are reducing swelling and enabling the skin to tighten properly. How you care for your body after the procedure is essential because it plays a significant role in your recovery and the rising of possible complications. Using the right Colombian fajas will compress the skin to reduce swelling, decrease bruising, decrease scarring, especially post-liposuction, and promote drainage of retained liquids. Besides enhancing the body’s contour and optimizing surgery results, fajas will also promote the overall comfort of your body throughout your journey of recovery.
Since compression in the required places is crucial to help with recovery, the design and material of the fajas are also factors that need to be considered before choosing the right fajas. Fajas Tributo is aware of this, which is why they do not have a one-size-fits-all policy, opting instead for developing fajas that adapt to different body types. “I always thought that everybody is different even if we have the same “size.” In our case, the garments give compression, and it should be only in the right places, and it’s tough to achieve with standard sizes,” says Viviana Millan.
For the different stages of surgery, Fajas Tributo offers different compression levels. To that effect and to improve area-specific support, they designed accessories such as the ab and back board that were designed to facilitate the recovery process just as successfully.
Viviana Millan says that she knows the effect of using clothes you like. “I love to make combinations and think about my outfits, and I want to make sure that the fajas have the same effect,” she says. This gains more currency in the context of a surgical procedure – whether cosmetic or post-partum, or any other – where a doctor’s intervention means that certain areas will require compression to help with the healing, avoid bruises and infection, and provide comfort. Adding the element of fashion is the cherry on the top, which Fajas Tributo is happy to provide with its vibrant colors for all body types.
The recovery post-recovery process is rightly a very sensitive time. As a brand, Fajas Tributo is aware of this and is therefore more than happy to extend its support. “We like to support our clients all the way through. We offer free consultations to advise our clients to know which is the best fajas for them and advise them about how to take their own measurements. We are there for our clients in their post-surgery needs,” says Viviana Millan.
