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Cover Up ComfortablyBy: Tricia O'Brien After breast cancer surgery, you want the first thing that touches your skin to be soft and loose fitting around your incision. But this primary layer can be both beautiful and practical. "Camisoles can make your life a little easier and more comfortable," says Emily Spivack, founder and executive director of the not-for-profit Shop Well with You, thanks to features like step-in designs and built-in pouches (in case you have a drain that collects fluid after surgery). Some post-mastectomy camisoles are actually covered by insurance. However, "many private insurance companies require you to get pre-authorization before you purchase a post-mastectomy camisole," says Spivack, so check with your insurance company before you buy. Here are five camisoles that Spivack recommends:
The product: The Amoena Post-Mastectomy Camisole (cotton/Lycra; $57; available at Amoena)
The product: Ladies First Softee (polyester/cotton; $58.99; available at Softee USA)
The product:Camp Leisure/Post-Surgery Camisole (polyester/cotton; $51; available at Nearly You)
The product: Butterfly Dreams Slip-It-On Camisole (cotton modal; $32.95; available at Butterfly Dreams)
The product: Jodee Mastectomy Camisole (polyester/cotton; $57.60; available at Park Mastectomy Supply)
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