The (re)Issue

Each Pink Perfect nipple is meticulously handmade from high-quality, medical-grade silicone. This ensures a soft, skin-like texture and natural appearance that is both durable and comfortable.

After a breast cancer diagnosis, survivorship is not just about physical recovery—it's about healing your heart, mind, and spirit. It's about learning how to love yourself again in a body that may feel unfamiliar. That’s why AnaOno partnered with Dr. Saida Desilets to bring you "Self-Loving: A Journey of Reclamation"—a powerful, three-part virtual series designed to guide breast cancer survivors through the intimate process of rediscovering self-love.

This collection was designed to feel whimsical yet classic—a cozy hug in the form of pajamas. I wanted each piece to make you smile, even in the midst of fear and uncertainty.

A cancer diagnosis can be terrifying and isolating. But I believe that slipping into these pieces can be a small but powerful reminder: you are not alone. There is a community here for you.

And there is still joy to be found.

Can you wear a regular bra after you have fully recovered from a mastectomy? Yes, but whether it's the best choice for you will depend on several important factors, as discussed above. But the truth is, even those who choose to return to regular bras ultimately discover that their mastectomy bras are simply better suited to their new body’s needs. 

This week we sat down with Tammy Leyden and Caryn Siegel Finley, two childhood best friends from Staten who went through breast cancer together. Tammy and Caryn have created an Instagram page called @breastiefriendsforever where they share their experiences with breast cancer.