In this video, the speaker passionately recommends Scanties—soft, wide‑flex waistband underwear—for recovery after hysterectomy and other gynecological surgeries. She highlights the product’s super‑thin, breathable fabric and a large cotton panel that provide flexibility and prevent pressure on a swollen abdomen. The speaker explains how Scanties can be worn under abdominal binders, acting as a gentle barrier that protects the skin from Velcro irritation. She shares numerous positive testimonials from women in hysterectomy support groups, many of whom say they could not have survived without Scanties. The recommendation extends to any surgery that causes abdominal bloating, such as endometrial ablation, emphasizing comfort, lack of digging, and the ability to focus on healing.
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Scanties are great after hysterectomy surgery because look at this wide flexi waistband, and this is the super thin fabric, so you can see how sheer it is. See that through there? So it is going to be flexible, so there's no pressure. Like, your body can have swelly belly, or if you're a bit hot and uncomfortable, um, from, you know, pain meds can make you flushed, and we have this enormous Can you see that giant cotton panel as well? So it's all fully breathable. And I just had a fantastic review and feedback for why scanties are so great, because this super soft stretchy fabric can actually sit underneath the abdominal binder, which the Velcro can cause irritation. And it's just having this as a beautiful soft barrier in between that abdominal binder and the Velcro is going to just provide you with so much more comfort. I've had so many fabulous reviews and feedback for wearing Scanties after hysterectomy surgery, and they've actually been shared in lots of hysterectomy support groups because I've had women that have just said, I literally could not have survived without Scanties. They sit right up at like your natural waistline around your belly button, but they're soft. Like, look at this wide soft panel, so there is nothing digging in. It can flex if you're bloating or a bit gassy, or if pain meds are making you, um, just feel uncomfortable. So I highly recommend, and women highly recommend these for after hysterectomy surgery or any gynecological surgery, any surgery that made Might make you feel bloated. I had endometrial ablation, and so that was very soft and tender for a while, and scanties were beautiful to support through that, um, just to have no pressure or digging in, and so that I could get about focusing on the healing. Um, we don't want underwear to feel tight and uncomfortable, so scanties for any surgeries in that region. Love you.