PDP Customized pressure garments are individually tailored compression garments made to fit a specific patient’s body measurements and medical needs. They apply controlled, uniform pressure to support healing, reduce swelling, and prevent abnormal scar formation.

Primary Medical Uses

1.Burn Rehabilitation

• Prevents hypertrophic (raised) and keloid scarring.
• Encourages flat, soft scar formation.
• Common after skin grafting or severe burns.

2.Lymphedema Management

• Promotes lymphatic drainage.
• Prevents fluid buildup and swelling in limbs or torso.

3.Post-Surgical Recovery

• Enhances healing after procedures like:
• Liposuction
• Tummy tuck
• Facelift
• Breast surgery

4.Scar Management

• For traumatic scars, acne keloids, or surgical wounds.

5.Orthopedic & Neuromuscular Conditions

• Provides joint support, improves proprioception (body awareness).

TYPES OF CUSTOMIZED MEDICAL PRESSURE GARMENTS

1. Head & Face

• Full Face Mask

Covers entire face (forehead to chin); often includes ear flaps.

• Partial Face Mask

Chin mask, cheek mask, or periorbital mask.

• Neck Garment / Chin Strap

Post-facelift or burn care under chin and neck.

2. Upper Body

• Vest / Torso Garment
• Covers chest, upper back, and abdomen.
• Variants: sleeveless, with shoulder caps, or full arm integration.
• Arm Sleeve (Single or Bilateral)
• From shoulder to wrist; can include gloves or hand covers.
• Hand Gloves / Gauntlets
• Fingerless or full-finger designs.
• Used for edema or burn recovery in hands.
• Shoulder Cap Garment
• Post-surgical or burn garments with localized pressure.

3. Lower Body

• Pants / Trousers
• High-waist or full-length to ankles.
• Used post-liposuction, thigh lift, or for burn treatment.
• Leg Sleeves / Stockings
• Thigh-high or knee-high with or without foot coverage.
• Often prescribed for lymphedema or chronic venous insufficiency.
• Foot Garments / Socks
• Compression socks or foot covers.
• Designed with toes open or closed.
• Compression Shorts
• Postoperative use for buttocks, thighs, or groin.
• Buttocks Garments
• Designed for compression after gluteal surgery or injury.

4. Full Body

• Full Body Suit / Catsuit
• Covers from neck to ankles and wrists.
• Used in extensive burn cases or post-body contouring surgery.
• Often includes zippers for donning/doffing and hygiene.
• Modular Full-Body Systems
• Combination of individual garments (vest + sleeves + pants) for easier use and replacement.

5. Special Areas

• Genital/Perineal Compression Garments
• For post-pelvic surgery, trauma, or genital lymphedema.
• Includes hygiene access features.
• Breast Compression Garments
• Used post-breast reduction, augmentation, or mastectomy.
• Often comes as part of a vest or bra with adjustable straps.