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Blog - Category: Your Stories

Blog - Category: Your Stories

By Brian Test, 07/06/2010 - 14:16

Patient to Patient

I don't think folks in general understand the importance of good compression garments.  I read the document on your website when I first had surgery.  I encountered severe issues with fluid and was looking for a garment that would help.  I found it in Design Veronique!  I just re-read the information yesterday to remind myself because I've had subsequent surgery and don't want to encounter any problems. 
By Brian Test, 01/06/2010 - 17:45

Can’t find the right style or fit?

Design Veronique can create a unique garment to meet your specific needs and measurements. We can also alter any garment style to accommodate your special requirements. Some of the common alterations include: tapering of the legs or sleeves, closing the crotch, lengthening or shortening coverage on the leg, lengthening or shortening the bodice (torso coverage), and adding or removing inner panels.  Because we manufacture and design garments at our headquarters in California, we can complete your custom garment order within 2 business days from purchase date.
By Brian Test, 10/30/2009 - 15:17

Toss The Belly Band; Give The Postpartum Girdle A Try.

I had a new mother in for a fitting today that was 4 weeks postpartum and had been using a belly wrap since delivery.  Initially the belly wrap offered some support but, after losing the majority of her pregnancy weight gain, she found it rather bulky under her pre-pregnancy clothing. I could see the belly binder wasn’t doing mom’s figure any justice. After losing her pregnancy weight she wanted to show off her body, not cover up to hide the belly wrap.
By Brian Test, 10/02/2009 - 14:46

Seeing Is Believing!

I had a new mom come in for a garment fitting today.  She delivered a healthy 7 pound baby girl on September 5th 2009. Mom was in labor for 3 days before her doctor decided to do a C-section.  As you can imagine, this was quite a traumatic labor and delivery. She was almost 4 weeks postpartum but still looked about 5-6 months pregnant because her abdominal muscles were so weak.  As of this morning, she was still having a difficult time getting in and out of bed.  In fact, she used a little pillow to apply pressure on her incision to make it less painful when she got up.
By Brian Test, 08/27/2009 - 14:23

Bob Wants To Go Running…Comfortably

“Bob” was clearly uncomfortable when he called me last week.  I knew immediately what he was looking for but these conversations are always delicate – so I let him set the pace. “I, um, need something for under my t-shirt,” he stammered.  “I have a lot of discomfort when I’m trying to workout and my doctor recommended that I call you.” Bob’s discomfort was clearly more than physical.

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