Silicone Abdominal Board with Bubble Relief | Salome 811700
NATIONAL SHIPMENTS
EXCHANGES
You can request an exchange within 30 calendar days of delivery.
Secure payment guaranteed
A successful recovery depends not only on the compression garment, but also on how that compression is distributed across the body. The Salome Abdominal Board with Bubble Relief provides this benefit during the post-operative recovery process following liposuction, liposculpture, 360 lipo, and abdominoplasty, helping transform uneven compression into uniform and consistent pressure across the abdomen.
- Bubble Relief Silicone Surface: The textured surface with a raised bubble pattern provides a gentle massage effect under the pressure of the compression garment, helping promote circulation and lymphatic drainage while supporting the management of accumulated fluids during recovery.
- Uniform Compression for Even Shaping: The board helps distribute pressure evenly across the abdominal area, reducing the appearance of folds, waves, or irregularities and promoting a smoother surface throughout the recovery process.
- Helps Manage Bruising and Swelling: When used together with a compression garment, it helps maintain consistent pressure over the treated area, supporting the management of swelling and accumulated fluids during the early stages of post-operative recovery.
- Protective Barrier Between the Garment and Skin: High-compression garments can cause friction or discomfort on sensitive skin. The board acts as an intermediate layer that distributes pressure and makes prolonged compression garment wear more comfortable.
- Designed for the Abdominal Area: Measuring 34 cm wide x 24 cm long, its anatomical shape provides broad abdominal coverage and adapts to the natural curve of the torso, allowing it to be comfortably worn underneath compression garments and bodysuits.
- Flexible and Easy to Maintain: The flexible silicone adapts to the body's contours without losing its shape. It is also washable and reusable, making it suitable for different stages of the recovery process.






