In most cases, we've seen sugeons start using Brijjit for tissue support on:
• Mastopexy
• Scar revisions
•Abdominoplasty
Surgeons have also enjoyed using Brijjit for extra support or closure on:
• Brachioplasty
• Lesion excision
• Lacerations
The BRIJJIT device consist of a polymeric backbone with medical-grade adhesive pads on each end.
Don't put adhesive tape right on the plastic backbone of the Brijjit. Doing so might dislodge the device upon removal.
Showers are allowed 24 hours after placement of the Brijjit or in line with your normal post-op protocol. Patients should take care to gently pat dry.
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In most cases, we've seen sugeons start using Brijjit for tissue support on:
• Mastopexy
• Scar revisions
•Abdominoplasty
Surgeons have also enjoyed using Brijjit for extra support or closure on:
• Brachioplasty
• Lesion excision
• Lacerations
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