Sonryse 068BF Stage 2 Faja: Tummy Tuck & Natural Birth Guide
By Fajas Colombianas Sonryse | Colombian | Published: 2026-11-05
Category: Gör-det-själv-guider
Learn how to wear the Sonryse 068BF Stage 2 faja after tummy tuck or natural birth. Step-by-step fit, compression, and care tips for open-bust, short-length design.
Quick answer
Wear the Sonryse 068BF Stage 2 faja once your surgeon or healthcare provider clears you for stage 2 compression—typically after initial healing—and adjust the four hook-and-eye rows gradually for comfort. For postpartum natural birth, start when bleeding has settled and your provider approves, using the open-bust and removable straps to suit feeding and daily movement.
Why stage 2 timing matters for recovery
Stage 2 compression is designed to support the transition from initial post-surgical swelling to longer-term shaping. The 068BF is a stage 2 garment, so it is not meant for the first days after surgery when drainage tubes or raw incisions may still need different care. Always confirm with your surgeon when to switch from stage 1 to stage 2.
For natural birth, the same principle applies: your body needs initial recovery before you introduce firmer compression. The open-bust design lets you wear your own bra, which can be practical for breastfeeding, but check that the underbust band does not press on tender areas.
Open bust and short length: who benefits and who should size up
The open-bust cut leaves your bust uncovered, so you can wear a supportive bra of your choice—useful if you have a preferred bra for postpartum or post-surgery comfort. The short-length leg finishes at the upper thigh, which reduces rolling but may not suit those who want full thigh compression. Mid-back coverage supports the back without extending to a full torso.
If you are between sizes or have a longer torso, the short length may feel too short; in that case, consider whether a longer style better matches your body. The 068BF has four levels of hook-and-eye closure, so you can start on a looser row and tighten as swelling decreases.
How to wear the 068BF step by step
- Get clearance from your provider: Before wearing the 068BF, confirm with your surgeon or healthcare provider that you are ready for stage 2 compression. For postpartum, wait until bleeding has settled and you feel comfortable. Do not start stage 2 compression without professional approval.
- Start on the loosest hook-and-eye row: Fasten the garment using the first (loosest) row of the four-level closure. This allows you to get used to the compression without overdoing it. Common mistake: starting on a tight row can cause discomfort or restrict breathing.
- Position the open bust and short leg correctly: Pull the faja up so the open-bust edge sits under your bra line, and the short legs rest at the upper thigh without rolling. Adjust the mid-back coverage so it lies flat. Checkpoint: the underbust band should not dig in or press on incisions.
- Attach or remove straps as needed: Use the removable straps for extra shoulder support during activity, or remove them for a strapless fit under certain clothes. If straps cause shoulder discomfort, try wearing them looser or remove them.
- Gradually increase compression: As swelling decreases and your provider approves, move to a tighter hook-and-eye row. Do this one row at a time, and only if you feel comfortable. Never skip rows; gradual adjustment prevents sudden pressure.
- Use the zippered gusset for bathroom breaks: Unzip the gusset rather than removing the entire garment. This keeps compression consistent and reduces hassle. Make sure the zipper is fully closed after each use to avoid irritation.
- Check skin and seams daily: Inspect your skin for redness, rubbing, or irritation, especially at the underbust, leg openings, and back. Ensure seams lie flat. If you notice persistent marks or pain, loosen the garment or contact your provider.
Product facts
- Post Surgery Tummy Tuck & Postpartum Natural-birth Faja Open bust Short-length Mid-back coverage | Stage 2 Sonryse 068BF: Open bust shapewear made of Powernet and Nylon. The open-bust design lets you wear your own bra, which is helpful for postpartum feeding or personal comfort, while Powernet and Nylon provide firm compression.
Post Surgery Tummy Tuck & Postpartum Natural-birth Faja Open bust Short-length Mid-back coverage | Stage 2 Sonryse 068BF - Post Surgery Tummy Tuck & Postpartum Natural-birth Faja Open bust Short-length Mid-back coverage | Stage 2 Sonryse 068BF: Short-length shaper with removable straps. The short leg reduces rolling and is less visible under clothes, and removable straps let you adjust shoulder comfort or wear strapless as needed.
- Post Surgery Tummy Tuck & Postpartum Natural-birth Faja Open bust Short-length Mid-back coverage | Stage 2 Sonryse 068BF: 4 levels of hook-and-eye closure so you can grade compression as you drop inches off. You can start on a looser row and tighten gradually as swelling subsides, avoiding sudden over-compression.
- Post Surgery Tummy Tuck & Postpartum Natural-birth Faja Open bust Short-length Mid-back coverage | Stage 2 Sonryse 068BF: Zippered gusset for less hassle when nature calls. The gusset makes bathroom visits easier without fully removing the garment, which is practical during long wear.
