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05/08/2026

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14/07/2026

The time after breast surgery can bring a lot with it.
The body changes, movements can suddenly feel different, and it often takes time to feel secure and comfortable again.

Especially in this sensitive phase, the right support can make a real difference.

Compression bras have been specially developed for the time after surgery. They can help stabilise sensitive tissue, reduce swelling, lower the risk of post-operative oedema and support the healing process.

Sports bras, on the other hand, are made for movement and everyday support, but they’re not designed for the specific needs straight after surgery.
Gentle compression, protection for sensitive scar areas and practical details like a front fastening can bring more comfort, stability and reassurance in everyday life, especially in the first few weeks after surgery.

Because after surgery, it’s about more than support alone. It’s about comfort, security and the feeling of being well looked after.

30/05/2026

Some people have an amazing ability to lift others up 💛

Who’s been there for you during a tough season?
Who helps when you need it most?
Who brings out the best in you?

We want to celebrate the people who make a difference every day.
So tell us — who uplifts you?

✨ We’re gifting the most uplifting nomination $250 worth of Amoena products. ✨

To enter:
• Nominate the person who uplifts you in the comments
• Tag them (if they’re on Instagram or Facebook)
• Tell us how they’ve supported or inspired you
• Like and share this post to boost their nomination

Entries close at 3pm AEST on Friday, 15 May 2026.
Open to participants and nominees based in Australia.

16/05/2026

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01/05/2026

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30/04/2026

Many studies show that breast reconstruction improves breast-cancer patients’ overall mental health. Yet many patients say they felt underprepared by their doctors for the length and intensity of the breast-reconstruction process. Up to 40 percent of women who undergo breast reconstruction end up dissatisfied with the results.

“To me, the risk of a complication is the Achilles’ heel of breast reconstruction. It’s a really important operation. It has the potential to restore quality of life,” said Dr. Clara Lee, a plastic surgeon and professor. “But there’s this relatively high complication risk.” For some women with breast cancer, that complication risk means undergoing multiple unplanned surgeries in pursuit of rebuilding the breasts they lost to cancer. And even if everything goes well, with minimal or even zero complications, almost all breast reconstructions will involve multiple “revision” operations.

What drives some women to persist through so many years of so many surgeries? It’s difficult to understand unless you’re in it, and many of the women Melissa Dahl spoke to found it hard to articulate.

Dahl reports on the complication-riddled process of breast reconstruction: https://nymag.visitlink.me/pcEAWK