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What do Mastectomy Fitters do?
Mastectomy Fitters are healthcare professionals who help patients after a mastectomy by fitting them for breast prostheses (forms), post-mastectomy bras, and other related apparel and accessories.
They provide a supportive and informative service, offering a range of temporary and permanent solutions, teaching proper use and care of products, helping understand insurance coverage, and providing emotional support during a challenging time.
Key Services Provided
Prosthesis Fitting: A fitter measures the patient and helps them select and fit temporary and permanent breast forms (prostheses), which can be worn in a pocketed bra or directly attached to the chest wall.
Bra Fitting: They help patients find the right post-mastectomy bras with pockets to securely hold breast forms.
Product Guidance: Fitters provide information on various products, including different types of forms (such as contact or pocketed) and specialized bras with features like adjustable straps and front closures.
Insurance Support: Many fitters help patients understand what their health insurance or Medicare plan covers and can assist with filing claims.
Education and Maintenance: They instruct patients on how to use, clean, and care for their prostheses and bras to ensure longevity and maintain proper hygiene.
Emotional Support: Mastectomy Fitters offer a comforting presence, providing guidance and support as patients navigate their recovery and adjust to their new body image.
Post-Surgery Garment and Drain Care: Some fitters can offer advice and support for early recovery, including assistance with surgical drains and other post-operative garments.
Why See a Mastectomy Fitter?
Comprehensive Solutions: They provide a wide range of temporary and permanent options to suit each stage of the recovery process.
Expertise: Certified Mastectomy Fitters (CMFs) receive specialized training to assess a patient’s needs and accurately provide appropriate products.
Personalized Care: They offer individualized, private fittings to ensure products fit well and meet the patient’s specific needs.
Confidence and Comfort: By restoring a natural shape and providing comfortable solutions, fitters help patients regain confidence and feel more at ease in their clothes and during daily activities.