Compression Sleeves - Rainey CS Target compression in the arms, particularly the biceps. This Compression Sleeve delivers Firm Support and healing compression to reduce bruising and swelling. It is designed to target firm support and healing compression to surgical area for faster healing. Adjustable Hook & Eye Fastener at back for comfortable fit.Excellent following surgical procedures such as: • Arm Lift • Arm Reduction • BrachioplastyFocus areas: Biceps and upper arms.Immediate Post Op Recovery Weeks 1-2 of Recovery | To Be Worn 24/7 (Time will vary based on individual and their natural healing process)FabricsSilky, breathable, lightweight premium blend medical grade compression fabric engineered by Rainey to deliver firm compression and support. Stretch and tightnessperformance guaranteed to last entire recovery period. Fabric 4-way stretch feel and wears like a second skin, so comfortable you will forget you are wearing it! Antimicrobial properties help prevent infection. Fabric 4-way stretch feels and wears like a second skin. Moisture Wicking removes moisture and keeps cool. 45% Nylon 55% Lycra premium blend. 100% Latex Free The Active Flat Seam construction creates an elegant, contemporary finish that’s flat against your skin and invisible underneath your clothing.Care Instructions: Rainey compression garments are machine washable (cold-water setting) and dry without heat. Arm Lift (brachioplasty) Arm Lift (brachioplasty) is the reduction of excess fat and sagging skin from the upper arms or under arm area. The doctor begins by marking the area of excess skin, with the patient either standing or sitting. Your doctor may offer you the choice between using a local or general anesthesia, but most patients pefer general anesthesia for this procedure. Incisions are made on the inner and under surface of the arm, typically in a zig-zagged line. The pattern of skin removal usually follows an elliptical or triangular shape. Often some fat is suctioned at the same time. The surgical opening may run from the armpit to as low as the elbow. While the excess skin and fat is removed, the remaining skin is stretched and sutured into place. A drain may be used to lead excess fluids from the incision site, helping the skin to better adhere to the tissue. The incisions are then bandaged and a compression garment is applied to enhance circulation and reduced bruising and swelling. The risks of this procedure include asymmetrical arms and depressions in the skin. Patients will return to work and some normal activities within one to two weeks.
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