Low Cost Mastectomy Swim Wear

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swimsuitone2Lands’ End. Many of their mastectomy suits are modified versions of their non-mastectomy suits. Their prices are moderate and if you watch for sales, you can buy suits at an even lower cost. Lands’ End tankinis are particularly comfortable and flattering. There are usually one or more tankinis shown with print tops, which some women prefer as a way to make their bustlines less of a focal point.

The Anita line includes a large selection of attractive mastectomy swimsuits, including bikinis. Anita suits are well-made, stylish, and come in a large variety of styles and fabrics.

Amoena offers a large selection of swimsuits, both one- and two-piece. Their collection features suits designed for active swimmers as well as for less strenuous wear.

Other companies that market swimsuits include Jodee, Classique, and T.H.E.. As part of its large collection, T.H.E. features some suits with adjustable straps and others which you can wear with your own bra.

Other Sites Selling Post-Mastectomy Products Online:

swimsuit32Contour Solutions

Lucy’s Breast Forms

The Pink Bra

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This site has been recommended by many woman for its good selection and prices.

MetroMedicalOnline
Good prices and good service, offering Amoena, Anita, ABC, Jodee, and TruLife products, as well as miscellaneous other brands.

Park Mastectomy Supply
Bras, breast forms, and swimwear. The owner, Janet Park, will answer questions and help you select the appropriate product.

The Woman’s Personal Health Resource
Broad range of products, including breast forms, bras, swimsuits, and lymphedema needs. The owner, Barbara Zarrell, will answer your questions personally.

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{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Karen Merriam April 27, 2011 at 1:58 pm

I have had both breast removed. Since the left side was radiated it appears bigger than the right. Are there any bathing sutes that can help with this probel.? Please I an so young and have not worn a bathing suite since 2004.

2 Jan June 13, 2011 at 11:14 pm

You might not have noticed but before you had your mastectomies, your breasts were not equal in size. Find a swim suit you like and just wear it. You are young, strong and a survivor. Don’t let a swim suit take away from that. Celebrate being alive and live life to the fullest.

3 Brenda Lynn June 14, 2011 at 1:27 am

I lilke the swim suit that is shown above–tankini-top has letters on it. What brand is it and where do I find it?

4 Mary Pat June 16, 2011 at 7:30 pm

Jan – I think the comment you made to Karen was very condescending and a little bit unkind. Helping her solve the problem she has would have been more tasteful. Here is my opinion – I had this problem myself – get one of the cute swimming suits that have a pocket for a prosthesis. Check with your insurance company as they may be able to help you pay for this or you can buy them yourself online or at a Women’s Center. Purchase a prosthesis that is the same size as your other breast and tuck it into the pocket. Your local hospital or Women’s Health Center may have someone who can fit you if you need assistance. Take a look at the suits – they are cute. If you get the right fit on the swimsuit top no one will ever know and you will have the confidence to go in the water again. Have fun, you deserve it.

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