You will normally be able to go home the day after your operation. If you've also had breast reconstruction, you may need to stay in hospital for up to a week depending on how you're recovering. They also tend to be non-wired as a hard underwire can often irritate scar tissue and feel uncomfortable on any sensitive areas.

Getting a new bra post-surgery is a huge confidence boost, helping you to feel yourself again and feel more feminine. You are responsible for the safe return of products to us, including the cost of doing so. It is recommended that you insure your return parcel in case of loss or damage. If you chose a prosthesis, you'll usually be given a temporary lightweight one at the hospital, then be fitted with a longer-term prosthesis and given advice on bra fitting 6 to 8 weeks after the operation. This is a time limited policy which will be in place until September 2020 and will be reviewed at the end of June 2020.

Most people find they take around 2 to 3 weeks to heal, but it may be several months before your chest and arm area fully recover. The area will be bruised, swollen and stiff at first. Support may be included in your NDIS plan where it is a reasonable and necessary support that will meet your needs and help you pursue your goals. Simply put, a mastectomy bra is specifically for anyone who has had surgery on the breast and has had one or both breasts removed. They're designed to be gentle on scar tissue and are more comfortable to wear than a 'normal' bra.

With many therapists now providing support remotely, you may be able to use your NDIS funding to buy an iPad or tablet to help you access these online sessions. While choice used to be rather limited, lots of lingerie brands are now offering mastectomy bras, so you wouldn't even know it was any different to your regular bras. There are plenty of bra options dedicated to the needs of those with breast cancer, whether you’ve had reconstructive surgery, a lumpectomy or a mastectomy. NDIS has recognised the vital role these devices play in ensuring you can continue to receive support throughout COVID-19, so they have made it possible to pay for them using your NDIS funding.But it can be a bit overwhelming - so we've found 10 comfy mastectomy bras that look gorgeous as well as feel great. What is a mastectomy bra? AT may be equipment or systems which help you with moving around your home or community, communicating with other people, processing information, and other daily tasks. To enable people with disabilities to live their life with dignity and self-sufficiency by providing them with quality care, capacity building and support. Pink Comfort is a reliable and independent multicultural organization and is registering as an approved National Disability Insurance Scheme(NDIS) provider. We understand the difficulty a person goes through when he/she is faced with a long- term or a short-term disability that hinders his ability for his day-to-day routine. Our experience enables us to provide the best suitable outcome to our participants. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land. Below is the list of our approval from NDIS Assistive Technology (AT) provides the support a person with a disability might use to reach their potential at home, in the community and the workplace.

Talk to your doctor if you're unsure about the timing for your recovery, they will help you to determine if your surgery location has healed enough to wear a bra.Having a womanly figure isn't the only reason that a post-mastectomy bra can be beneficial - they can also help to support your chest and the tissue that remains. Pink Comfort is committed to provide comprehensive support to receive flexible and timely quality care services for people with disabilities and their families using a human centric approach.