I am having liposuction on my arms, would this be OK for compression or too much?
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I have not had liposuction so I am not qualified to answer for that condition. However, these are not a strong compression so they would probably be alright. Be sure to measure your arm at the largest part and order them with that measurement in mind. Blessings to you!
671354
I can't be sure but do know it's better than nothing. I almost think the compression may be too light.
431544
Not a compression item, I have 14 inch biceps and use the Mediums, Im 5' 10" 175 lbs
514862
Not well, unless you are skinny. It is elastic and would eventually cut off blood circulation. It is best used as intended.
514861
It might fit on your forearm but if you moved it up to your bicep, it will most likely cut off circulation. The elastic is very stiff.
801851
It will be fine for all the sports you mentioned. I forget I'm wearing it....very comfortable. Not bulky at all. Actually unnoticeable with compression shirts on.
399163
Yes, these are compression sleeves and should be snug. You should not have to adjust them after you have put them on or keep having to pull them up.
1350542
It might be too snug but I'm not sure. Depends on the size of your hands. I'd be willing to bet that your hands would sweat wicked bad though.
1647579
Can use as a sleeve, VERY light compression on this. I would say if you Medium to Heavy compression this is not what you are looking for. More as a sleeve for skin protection and light... Very light compression. Use to cover wounds or scars that cannot get sun or skin conditions. thank you
136728
My guess is that they are concerned that if the sleeve is too tight, it could impair circulation at night. During the day this is less of an issue because the arm is moving about and as such moving blood.
1643746
You need to wear an undershirt as illustrated in the photo. It may be uncomfortable and feel a little awkward under the arm.
2128170
Hi, After a hip injury, my goal is to keep my legs and hips flexible. I enjoy using it, & I believe it is helping to do that. I haven't used it for my arms but that's another option, and can't really speak about 'toning'. I believe variety of activities that work all the various muscles is what we all want. I personally think it was well worth purchasing - as it's very well made, easy to use and doesn't take up much space.
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hello Debbie.you should not use the product while busy with the same muscle group on another machine.ie,use the slender-tone arm trainer and lift dumbell's at the same time.when in use the arms to be placed on your lap and relaxed holding your hands together.malcolm
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I wouldn't suggest it. There is a little clear space but thats also where the arms go down. Maybe if you have something soft that could compress if the arms hit it.
909903
Absolutely not. I'm 5'2" 115lbs and it was cutting my circulation. Plus I didn't wear gloves when I was putting it on and my knuckles skin burnt off. A week later they haven't healed yet. I think I'm going to take the pantyhose back. It's too thick and uncomfortable. I had once bought great ones that looked like regular hose, but had great compression. Will look for them instead.
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Well, since the skin is very sensitive under the arms, I would say "yes" but with CAUTION. Do not go too fast or hard because you will bruise. I do this only on my legs and even my legs get bruised. However, it does wonders and really reduces the appearance of cellulite. If you have severe cellulite, I suggest doing it twice a day for 10 minutes each time but only for a week. Stop for one week and repeat. If you plan to use it on your arms, I would do 5 minutes at a time and maybe only twice a week as a start. Maybe even less, it will hurt at first, especially your arms but like I said, it is worth it. I hope this helps. Well, since the skin is very sensitive under the arms, I would say "yes" but with CAUTION. Do not go too fast or hard because you will bruise. I do this only on my legs and even my legs get bruised. However, it does wonders and really reduces the appearance of cellulite. If you have severe cellulite, I suggest doing it twice a day for 10 minutes each time but only for a week. Stop for one week and repeat. If you plan to use it on your arms, I would do 5 minutes at a time and maybe only twice a week as a start. Maybe even less, it will hurt at first, especially your arms but like I... » Read More Well, since the skin is very sensitive under the arms, I would say "yes" but with CAUTION. Do not go too fast or hard because you will bruise. I do this only on my legs and even my legs get bruised. However, it does wonders and really reduces the appearance of cellulite. If you have severe cellulite, I suggest doing it twice a day for 10 minutes each time but only for a week. Stop for one week and repeat. If you plan to use it on your arms, I would do 5 minutes at a time and maybe only twice a week as a start. Maybe even less, it will hurt at first, especially your arms but like I said, it is worth it. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Well, it depends on what your doing and how much you sweat. I get hot and perspire. I don't think I've worn my compression thigh high and sweat really bad. I do know that water will remove that adhesive from my leg. It would also depend on what compression you wear. I wear 30 to 40. It does make me hot. Best advice. Just get it and try. Hope this helps. If you sweat a little, I se no problem.