Compression Pad for Tummy Tuck & Trunk Recovery

The Revee Pad 03 is an ergonomically shaped lipo foam pad, worn underneath your compression garment to add extra, targeted pressure across the abdomen and flanks. After a tummy tuck or trunk surgery, a garment alone cannot press evenly into the natural hollows around the waist and sides, and those are exactly the places where fluid gathers and skin folds form. The pad fills that gap, extending firm compression right around the trunk.

The benefits are practical: better lymphatic drainage, less fluid retention, a lower risk of haematomas and bruising, and fewer skin folds as the tissues settle. That supports a smoother contour and a faster, more comfortable recovery. Built around a 1.5cm Revee foam core with soft seams and a 100% cotton covering, it presents a smooth, gentle surface to healing skin, so the added compression never comes at the cost of comfort.

Suitable after abdominoplasty, torsoplasty, caesarean section, and liposuction of the abdomen and flanks. Also indicated for patients with lipedema. Made in Italy.

About Revee Italy

Revee is a Turin-based specialist with over a decade of expertise in post-operative garments for aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. By combining medical-grade technology with modern, sporty design, and by working closely with surgeons and patients, Revee helps make the return to everyday life after surgery as smooth and comfortable as possible. Healfit is the official Revee distributor in the UAE.

Recommended for use after:

• Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)
• Torsoplasty (trunk lift)
• Liposuction of the abdomen and flanks
• Caesarean section
• Lipedema management

How to wear it

Place the pad directly against the skin over the treated area, then put your compression garment on over the top. It is worn alongside the garment, never instead of it. Your surgeon will advise how long to use it, typically through the weeks of active compression therapy. Many patients buy two, so one can be washed while the other is worn and compression is never interrupted.

Important

Never place the pad directly on an open wound or unhealed incision. Always confirm with your surgeon before adding a pad to your compression routine.