Amoena Alabama Half-Bodice High Neckline Mastectomy Swimsuit

Why choose Amoena Alabama Half-Bodice High Neckline Swimsuit?

• Mesh detailing at the top to discreetly cover surgery or radiation scars and ruched draping at the front is figure flattering
• Anti-transparent lining in back
• Soft pocketed cups to hold a breast form or Aqua Wave swim prosthesis securely in place
• Lycra Xtra Life for long lasting fit, shape retention, and high chlorine resistance
• Alabama Half-Bodice High Neckline Swimsuit features Amoena Wave Seam, an interior, invisible seam in the built-in shelf bra that gives extra breast form support

Benefits of Amoena Alabama Half-Bodice Mastectomy Swimwear

• Bust shaping : An elasticated underband and integral bra hold your breast form or swim prosthesis closely against your body, so there's no need to worry about it slipping down or falling forward, even in a wet swimsuit
• The integral soft cups combine support and gentle bust shaping for a completely natural look
• Pockets : Amoena swimwear has specially designed pockets on both sides to hold your breast form discreetly and securely in place. No-one will notice your prosthesis and it cannot slip, so you can move freely with complete confidence
• Our pockets are accessible from both the top and the side, making them easier to use and ensuring that the breast form sits properly within the pocket
• Underarm : Whether you want to camouflage high scarring or just have that extra bit of security, the slightly higher cut of our swimwear under the arms provides peace of mind without excess coverage
• Standard legline : Unless stated otherwise, our swimwear has a standard legline not cut too high or too low suitable and flattering for most figures and all ages
• Standard back : Unless otherwise stated, the back of each swimsuit is 1-2 inches below your bra line, for comfort and security

What to buy with Amoena Alabama Swimwear

• Slippery Stuff Gel
• ABC Shopping Bag
• Trulife TruKleen Lingerie Wash

How to wash your Amoena Alabama Half-Bodice Swimsuit?

• Wash your swimsuit after use, as body oil and perspiration can break down the elasticity
• Always hand wash your swimwear in cool water, using a mild liquid soap
• Turn the swimsuit inside out to prevent damage to the outside
• Rinse well and gently squeeze in a towel to remove excess water
• UV exposure can fade the colors of your swimwear
• Allow to air dry, but never in direct sunlight
• Intense heat can damage your swimwear, never use a dryer or an iron
• Lay your swimsuit flat or hang to dry, which will prevent wrinkles, and do not store it until completely dry
• To avoid the ‘baggy swimsuit’ look, take advantage of Lycra’s fabulous shape retention abilities by waiting 24 hours for your swimsuit to dry before wearing it again