SHAPERXShapewear for Women Tummy Control Bodysuit Mid Thigh Butt Lifter Body Shaper Shorts

5’1 145lbs. Doc told me to purchase as stage two garment post mommy makeover. Compression is great all over. My butt and legs swelled massively from surgery. Legs do not roll up. I have this in 3 sizes. Wearing 2xl-3xl in the pics. I sleep in this size because it’s a little more comfortable but still gives great compression. I wear Lg/xl plus during the day and can fit into the lg/xl but it’s not comfy for more than a couple hours. Once swelling goes down a little more I will be able to wear the smaller one for longer periods of time.

Comfortable and effective shape wear. I wore this to bed after getting a tummy tuck, breast reduction, and back lift. It was such a relief to take a break from the binder and faja. This shape wear kept everything in place and provided good compression. Only down side is i did it too early and the compression forced the swelling to move out of my incision. I will wait another week or two to try again. In the meantime I will be ordering two more colors.

This was a great product overall! I was hoping it would be a little more snug around the wait for that extra cinched feel, but it still did a good job fr smoothing everything out and staying comfortable throughout the day. The fit was flattering, and I appreciated that it didn't roll or ride up like some others I've tried. It's a good staple to have in your wardrobe for when you want a little extra support!

I'm 3 weeks post op and my surgeon recommended this faja for compression along with a corset on top. It's super comfortable and I love that it covers my breasts. One thing to know is this faja runs small. I am usually a size medium in shapewear but I had to get the L/XL in this one. I definitely recommend this product!!

Solo dure dos dias poniendomela me parecio comoda no me recogia no me dejaba como otras sin respiracion, pero se abrio la costura de la entrepierna y tuve que votarla no quise hacer ninguna reclamación, o no se si he sido yo sola que he corrido con esa suerte. Mis muslos no son tan grandes.Tambien tenia que desarmarme para ir al baño, que lastima porque no se siente de tan comoda y te recoge por eso le di 3

It was far more comfortable than the expensive thing i bought to wear under a dress for a wedding and a gusset is the way to go.

Fits perfect and smooths you out without feeling like I am suffocating. It is worth the price

When I pulled it out of the package I was fairly certain it would fit my 10 yr. old. Skeptical, I put a foot in and then pulled from my 4th grade balance beam practice to get my other foot in. At this point I'm wobbling on unsteady feet that are 2 inches apart, as far as they'd go, and my thighs are pressed so tightly together that my knees are bowed out to either side. I'm doing a plie. There's no real way of pulling it up all at once, as I had to suck, tuck and wiggle my way in. There was pulling, plea'ing and profanity but I got it all up to my size C's in under 10 minutes. I took a quick break to dab sweat from various locations. Thank goodness my girls are small for my size because I can't imagine what instruments of torture I'd need to get them over some proportional puppies. Hubby adjusted the back, which had rolled around a bit in a bout of anxiety, and I was good to go. I look good! So smooth. Like a rhinoceros rolling around in a vat of butter. The fabric loves me almost as much as my grocery store checkout clerk (big hugs!) Couldn't breath much in the car, but that's ok because I don't need a lot of air to curse. In my sedentary desk job I have the ability to stand up every few minutes to get my blood flowing to my legs again. With my iron bladder, I was certain I could make it all day and have my husband cut me out of this contraption but it's 2pm and I'm starting to get worried. I'm thinking about that opening in the crotch and the logistics... how exactly do I balance over the ceramic throne while making sure those little flaps don't get in the stream, ya know? I'm going to need a diagram with detailed instructions. I have a feeling that flap isn't there for something going *out* and is instead for something entirely different going *in*. I mean, all well and good for you but I'm still floating.I'm resigning myself to the fact that I'm going to have to strip nearly completely nude (I probably won't have to take off my knee highs) in order to use the restroom and that there may be 20+ minutes of grunting, groaning and panting that could be overheard by my coworkers, followed by my exit with sweat dripping from my eyeballs. Rumors have been created from far less, so this should be interesting.Conclusion: it's a bit tight on my rib cage, of all places, and I probably should go up a size. The fabric IS quite soft and it's not rolling, biting or otherwise causing a ruckus. I am a novice, so there's a learning curve here. I'm not going to let you know how the restroom goes but lets just assume HR was involved.