1. What is the difference between white and black girdles?

White girdles are made with a high quality fabric required for the treatment of the most delicate types of skin, including the treatment of extensively burnt skin that requires more treatment. These girdles are manufactured taking into account the pressure required and the anatomy of the body. The cut, the seams and the use of a double layer of fabric providing both horizontal and vertical pressure, make these girdles unique.

Black girdles are made of elastomer with only one layer of fabric of lower density. Completely hypoallergenic and elastic, these girdles are ideal to be used after surgery and to be applied to the patient in the operating room. Due to their elasticity, they are easy to apply, and their color prevents that the patient be affected by any type of liquids, grease or blood stains.

Conclusion: The white girdle is ideal to be used in the second or third day after surgery. The black girdle is ideal to be used right after surgery and every time the patient has the white girdle washed.

In other words, with the black girdle helps patients feel cleaner as they can have the white girdle frequently washed, thus significantly improving the condition of their skin.

2. Why should I buy a white and black girdle kit?

The answer to this question can be found in the previous paragraph, where the features of both girdles are described.

First: Due to the quality of the fabric used (elastomer) and because it has only one layer, the black girdle can be easily applied by specialists in the operating room.

Second: It helps patients feel cleaner as they can exchange it with the white girdle to have it washed.

Third: Exchanging the type of fabric and the elasticity of both girdles improves the condition of the skin and stimulates its recovery. And, as already mentioned, it helps patients feel cleaner.

Fourth: It helps patients resume their normal activities at work and in their social sphere, as they can choose the appropriate color to wear under garment.

3. How are girdles washed?

Girdles must be washed with water at 30º C or 60.4º F . Do it carefully without bleach. Do not place in washing machines or dryers.

These measures are important to guarantee the perfect elasticity and good general condition of the fabric fibers.