Compression arm sleeves are intended to keep lymph moving out of the arm by using a gradient pressure, that is designed to be tighter at the bottom than they are at the top in order to bring down or maintain swelling.

In some cases, you may be suggested to wear a glove/gauntlet alongside the arm compression sleeve to avoid lymphedema in the hand. This is sometimes precautionary until we see how your body adapts to the arm sleeve.

Compression stockings at knee high length are recommended to prevent or manage symptoms of chronic venous insufficiency in the feet and legs. These garments apply strong but breathable compression to pump fluid from the feet back towards the body to reduce leg swelling related to long periods of sitting or standing.

When varicose veins and swelling are present above the knee, then a thigh-high style will be recommended as a practical choice. Because the garment covers the entire leg, means that the garment isn’t localized to only the feet or calves but instead covers the hamstrings and quadriceps. The more skin covered, the greater your results will be in preventing the appearance of veins without having surgery.

Pantyhose compression stockings offer the added benefit of light back support and abdominal shaping, making it an ideal garment to be worn underneath clothing. To avoid uncomfortable binding around the waist, manufactures offer wider waistbands or adjustable waistbands to provide a comfortable level of breathing room.

Foot caps are a customizable “glove” used primarily for lymphedema patients who suffer from swelling in the instep, the forefoot, and the toes. This slip-on design makes it a simple donning option rather than wrapping each toe individually. They can be worn under compression stockings or customized to be sewn into a stocking as a one-piece garment.

Compression vest are designed to provide compression for the total trunk of the body, including underarm (axilla), breast, shoulder, back, hips and abdomen. Those who have chest and breast lymphedema related to breast cancer surgery or other conditions will find compression vest helpful in the healing process

• Optional sleeves/sleeveless with or without zippers and hooks for easy donning due to limited mobility for both men and women

• Breast-contouring compression vest for women, that can include pockets for breast prosthesis

People who undergo surgical procedures for the head or neck may be required to use compression wear to encourage proper healing. We provide custom garment to help prevent the buildup of lymphatic fluid in the affected areas of the head, jaw, and neck.