Breast Reconstruction Recovery Bundle

Prepare for breast reconstruction recovery

Breast reconstruction is a significant step — and the recovery that follows deserves to be supported just as thoughtfully as the decision that led there.

The first few weeks at home can be harder than expected. This box was put together so that part doesn't have to be navigated alone.

Every item was chosen by a nurse with years of experience caring for women through post-surgical recovery, guided by what patients said actually made a difference during that first month home. Not what looked good on a list — what made the hard days a little easier.

What's inside:

• Recovery Pillow — Cushions the chest and underarms to ease pressure and protect sensitive areas from everyday contact — arms, seatbelts, and anything else that gets too close too soon.
• Drain Holders (Set of 2) — Keeps JP drains secure and comfortable on an adjustable waist belt, so daily activity doesn't have to revolve around managing them.
• Shower Drain Holder — A waterproof pouch that holds drains hands-free while showering, so the regular holders stay dry and ready.
• Drain Output Journal — Care teams ask for daily fluid tracking after surgery. This notebook keeps that simple and organized, so follow-up appointments feel less like homework.
• Soft Breast Pads — Gentle cushioning for incisions and underarms, with the added comfort of absorbing leakage and softening the fit of bras during healing.
• Tube-Evac Surgical Drain Clearing Tool — Makes milking drain lines manageable independently, even when strength and dexterity are limited.

Recovery is hard. Being unprepared for it doesn't have to be part of it.