Larissa Post-Surgical Bra

Most people find 2–3 Larissa bras enough to rotate through recovery — one to wear, one in the wash, and a spare for the first few days when drainage is heaviest. If you're having a bilateral (double) procedure or expect a longer drain period, buying 3 is worth it for the flexibility.

Yes, Larissa is designed for 24/7 wear during recovery, including sleep. The wide, non-rolling band and soft fabric are built to stay comfortable overnight, and the drain holder keeps bulbs secure so they don't shift or pull while you're lying down. Always follow your surgeon's specific post-op instructions on wear time.

This depends on your surgeon's guidance and how quickly your drains are cleared for removal, typically 1–3 weeks post-surgery. Once your drains are out, many people transition to the Serena bra, which has the same front-closure comfort without the drain tabs, though you can keep wearing Larissa without the attached drains.

Yes to both. Larissa's internal pockets hold a single or paired breast form/puff, and the drain holder manages up to four drainage bulbs, so it works whether you have one drain or several from a bilateral procedure.

Larissa's soft, stretch fabric and adjustable Velcro straps and band are designed to accommodate the gradual size changes of tissue expansion. If you're between sizes or swelling is significant, sizing up is recommended.

Larissa is FSA/HSA-eligible through SIGIS certification and can qualify for insurance reimbursement. Check with your provider on their specific documentation requirements.

Yes, Larissa is suitable for any upper-body breast surgery involving drains, including lumpectomy, reduction, and augmentation, not just mastectomy.