Direct manufacturer · Bogotá, Colombia · 15+ years · Clinics in 17 countries
We manufacture the complete post-operative line under your clinic's own brand: Stage 1 and Stage 2 garments with an anatomical drain pocket, boards, foams, chin straps, arm sleeves and compression stockings registered as a medical device. Everything leaves the factory under a sanitizing protocol, in an individual surgical polypropylene pouch, ready to be fitted on the patient in the recovery room.
For plastic surgeons and clinics
The patient leaves surgery wearing a garment that carries your clinic's name, in sanitized packaging that reinforces your protocol. We provide the factory, the development and the logistics; you provide the brand and the clinical indication.
Woven label, hangtag, usage leaflet with your protocol and custom packaging. Published prices already include branding — there is no extra charge for putting your name on the product.
Same-day quotes and quick replenishment of references already developed. Your clinic never runs out of garments between surgeries.
We adjust the block, panel compression, openings, colours and sizing. If your surgeon wants a specific detail, we pattern it.
We build the complete kit by surgery type — garment, foams, board, cushion, stockings — in a single pack under your brand.


What you will not find at another factory
We developed it ourselves. Every garment leaves the factory under a sanitizing protocol and travels individually sealed in surgical polypropylene.


A proprietary development that solves the real problem of the immediate post-operative period: drains stay held inside the garment, without hanging or pulling on the suture.
How the line is organised
The whole post-surgical category is organised by recovery stage. Each stage calls for a different construction — not merely more or less compression — and that is exactly what gets developed at the factory.
Stage 1 · day 1 to week 3
Worn 24 hours a day, removed only to shower or to wash the garment.
Stage 2 · week 3 to month 3
On medical advice it may extend to the sixth month. Firmer compression than Stage 1.
Accessories · by phase
They work underneath the garment and are what prevents folds, marks and irregularities.
Post-surgical catalogue · Flagship
Smart corset-type compression system: it lets you take the patient down in size as the oedema subsides, with the same garment. Proprietary design, patent pending.
The figure shown is the floor price, applicable to orders from 1,000 units. Get in touch and we will send you the full per-reference list with your quotation.
Post-surgical catalogue · First Stage
Immediate post-operative: front and perineal closure so it can be fitted on a patient in pain, anatomical drain pocket and controlled compression around the clock.





Post-surgical catalogue · Second Stage
Definition compression with hook-and-eye adjustment, to follow the reduction of oedema without the garment going loose. On medical advice, wear may extend to the sixth month.









Post-surgical catalogue · Men's line
Gynaecomastia, male torso lipo, lipo 360 and abdominal etching. Male cut with a firm pectoral panel and back support.



Post-surgical catalogue · Compression complements
Limbs, face and neck, waist and bust: what completes the clinic's kit according to its surgical mix.




Post-surgical catalogue · Shaping accessories
They sit underneath the garment and are what distributes pressure, prevents folds and reduces localised fibrosis.













Post-surgical catalogue · Garment care
Washing is what ruins compression. These two references preserve the powernet finish and extend the life of the garment your clinic hands over.
Post-surgical catalogue · Graduated compression
The only category in the line with unambiguous medical-device status: current INVIMA health registration and certified graduated compression in classes I and II.
| Line | Compression | Class | Indication | Post-operative use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anti-embolism · DVT | 18–23 mmHg | Class II | Prevention of deep vein thrombosis; medium and high-risk surgical patient | Pre- and post-operative · day 1 to week 4, day and night |
| Varicose prevention | 8–15 mmHg | Class I | Preventive use: hereditary factor, prolonged standing or seated work | Late post-operative support |
| Varicose control | 15–20 mmHg | Class I | Fatigue, heaviness, cramps, paraesthesia, primary and pregnancy varicose veins | Transition after the anti-embolism phase |
| Varicose therapy | 20–30 mmHg | Class II | Pain, oedema, post-sclerotherapy, truncal veins, varicophlebitis, secondary varicose veins | Pre- and post-operative under medical indication |
Features of the anti-embolism line: decreasing graduated compression that supports venous return, silicone elastic band, anatomical heel, inspection opening, antibacterial protection and flat seams. Sizes S–XL. Available thigh-high, hip-high and knee-high.



Technical framework
We work with surgeons, so we would rather be precise. These are the reference ranges used in clinical practice and how solid the evidence behind each effect actually is.
| Phase | Reference range | Objective | Level of evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Immediate post-op day 1 – week 3/4 | ~20–30 mmHg (range cited in soft-tissue compression literature) | Control oedema and ecchymosis; appose skin and tissue to deeper planes | Solid for oedema reduction and improved venous return |
| Intermediate phase week 3/4 – week 8/12 | ~15–20 mmHg | Maintain shaping, avoid irregularities, follow the reduction of oedema | Solid on oedema · moderate on comfort and tissue adherence |
| Soft-tissue optimum | ~17–20 mmHg | Range several authors point to as the best compression / perfusion balance | Clinical consensus, not unanimous |
| DVT prevention | 18–23 mmHg (measured and certified) | Support venous return and prevent thrombosis in the surgical patient | Established · product holds a health registration as a medical device |
| Seroma prevention | — | — | Weak / inconsistent. Systematic reviews do not support the claim. We do not make it. |
How to read this table. The values for phases 1 and 2 are clinical reference ranges for the category, not a certified measurement of each reference: real interface pressure depends on size, on the patient's contour and on wear time. The 18–23 mmHg of the anti-embolism line is measured, certified graduated compression on a product holding a current health registration. For private label developments we provide the technical data sheet of each reference with composition, weight and elongation range.
Durations used in practice, worth reflecting in your clinic's leaflet: liposuction ≈ 12 weeks · lipo 360 and BBL ≈ 12 to 16 weeks · abdominoplasty a minimum of 6 to 8 weeks of continuous wear. In every case the time and the garment are defined by the treating surgeon.
Specification guide
The matrix we use to build each clinic's kit according to its surgical mix.
| Procedure | Main garment | Accessories | Design detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abdominal liposuction | Stage 1 no bra → Stage 2 | Abdominal board, epifoam, anti-embolism stockings | Even compression over treated areas; zippered crotch |
| Lipo 360 | Stage 1 → Stage 2 | Lipo 360 foam, lumbar board, abdominal board | Must cover flanks and the whole lower back, not only the abdomen |
| Abdominoplasty | Stage 1 with drain pocket | Abdominal board, lumbar board, anti-embolism stockings | Lumbar support; no direct pressure on the scar; drain access |
| BBL / gluteoplasty | Stage 1 with gluteal opening | Post-operative cushion, butterfly board | No compression on the graft; compression at abdomen, flanks and waist |
| Breast augmentation / lift | Stage 1 and 2 with bra | Epifoam under the bust | Integrated bust control, wire-free, front closure |
| Gynaecomastia | Male chest compression garment | Male abdominal definition board | Firm pectoral panel, male cut, front closure |
| Brachioplasty / arm lipo | Compression arm sleeves | Epifoam at the axilla and upper back | Hook adjustment; also post-lymphoedema support under prescription |
| Submental lipo / face and neck lift | Chin strap | — | Graduated velcro adjustment, microperforated knit, flat seams |
| Mommy makeover / combined | Stage 1 with bra → Stage 2 with bra | Full kit: foams, boards, cushion, stockings | Covers abdomen and bust in a single garment |
| Post-bariatric | Stage 1 and 2 in extended sizing | Lumbar board, Lipo 360 foam | Sizing up to 5XL; adapted reinforcements and panels |
| Abdominal etching (HD) | Stage 2 | Abdominal definition board, male or female | Holds the surgical definition over the treated muscles |
What can be customised
From brief to recovery room
There is no sample development fee here: samples are ordered, under the same conditions as the rest of licsymanufacturing.com. You add the references you are interested in to the sample cart, you receive them, and once you approve them production starts.
Open each product sheet, pick size and colour and add to the sample cart. Up to 12 references per order.
The physical samples reach you. Your surgeon validates block, compression and finishes on the real product.
Once samples are approved the order goes into production: manufacturing, quality control, labelling and sanitizing protocol.
Individual sanitized pouch, master carton and EXW Bogotá factory delivery. DDP terms available on quotation.
Post-surgical line · private label
Stage 1 is worn from day one through week three: it has a front and perineal zipper so it can be put on a patient in pain without effort, an adjustable shoulder and an anatomical drain pocket. Stage 2 is worn from week three to month three — on medical advice it may extend to the sixth: it applies firmer compression, adds hook-and-eye adjustment to follow the reduction of oedema and is designed to be worn under clothing.
Yes, and there is no extra charge for branding. It covers the woven label, hangtag, usage leaflet with your protocol and custom packaging. Many clinics include the garment in the surgical package they hand to the patient.
126 units per reference. You can combine several different references in the same order, each with its own 126-unit minimum.
It is an internal anatomical pocket that holds surgical drains so they do not hang or pull on the suture. It is built into Stage 1 and Stage 2 garments, in both the with-bra and no-bra versions. It is a proprietary design of our line and one of the reasons surgeons ask for it by name.
It is an individual pack we developed ourselves. The garment leaves the factory under a sanitizing protocol and arrives sealed in surgical polypropylene, so it can be fitted on the patient directly in the recovery room, with no prior washing and no intermediate handling.
Yes. The graduated compression stockings in the line hold a current INVIMA health registration as a medical device, with certified graduated compression in classes I and II (from 8–15 mmHg up to 20–30 mmHg, and 18–23 mmHg in the anti-embolism line).
Around 30 days of development with a sample and another 30 days of production. Replenishing references already developed is considerably faster — that is one of our strengths with clinics operating every week.
Garments from XXS to 5XL and stockings from S to XL. We develop special sizing for post-bariatric patients and specific blocks if your surgeon requires them.
Yes. We work with clinics in 17 countries under DDP terms — delivered duty paid — and hold a warehouse in New Jersey for the North American market.
Clinics already manufacturing with us
Reviews from clinics and surgeons whose private-label line we manufacture. Collected by our commercial team; each clinic's name is withheld by agreement. 14 reviews from 7 countries.
The recovery bag is perfect — patients leave the surgical suite with the full kit in one branded pouch.
Private labeling was genuinely useful for us. The garments look in-house and our brand travels home with every patient.
Compression readings matched the spec sheet across three production runs. That consistency is rare.
Ordering foams, ab boards and the second-stage garment from one supplier cut our post-op kit cost noticeably.
Sizing is consistent between batches, so our exchange rate for wrong sizes dropped sharply.
Three orders, three on-time deliveries, full export paperwork. No customs delays.
Custom branding was the deciding factor. Our logo, our packaging, their production line.
The recovery bag keeps the garment, foams and care instructions together. Patients actually follow the protocol now.
Flatlock seams, no skin marking, and the hooks survive daily wear. Comparable to any European supplier we have used.
Their accessory range let us standardise one post-op kit across four procedures.
The branded recovery bag turned a plastic bag handover into something that feels like premium care.
White label from minimum quantities we could actually commit to. That is what got us started.
Breathable fabric plus the accessory line works for our climate. Patients tolerate longer wear times.
Made-to-measure options solved our long-torso patients, which no stock supplier had managed.
Tell us what you operate
Send us your clinic's surgical mix and we will come back with a kit proposal, EXW prices and the references you should try as samples first.
We reply the same business day. If you prefer, message us directly on WhatsApp at +57 320 208 7287.
Direct manufacturer in Bogotá · 15+ years · clinics in 17 countries · wholesale prices with your branding included. Tell us which surgeries you perform and we will build the kit.
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