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Long Term Side Effects of Breast Cancer
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the world, with more and more people being diagnosed every year. Detection methods for breast cancer and treatments are improving, however that does not mean that being treated or surviving breast cancer means that you don’t have to live with the disease anymore. Almost every person that has been treated for breast cancer will experience physical and emotional effects, which are often long-lasting and can sometimes be severe. Awareness to these effects is so important, so more people know about them, know what to expect about them and know how to manage them for efficiently.
Nipple Prosthetics 101 Everything You Need to Know
Let’s cover all the options that can replace the real nipples that used to be there with short-term and long-term opportunities to improve your body image and feel confident after breast surgery.
8 Types of Underwear for Women You Should Know
Whether you’re looking to leave little to the imagination while wearing your underwear or wanting complete coverage for your cheeks, check out AnaOno’s guide to the best types of underwear for women below!
Padded Bras for Mastectomy Survivors
At AnaOno, we've created padded bras that are perfect for wearing during mastectomy recovery and beyond. Here you'll find the best padded bra for breast cancer patients to wear in the days, weeks, and even years post-surgery. What makes these bras so great for recovery and beyond? They were designed specifically for breast cancer thrivers and survivors!
Your Complete Guide to Finding Bras for Petite Frames
Finding the right size bra can be hard, especially when you’re petite. A lot of bras may not be available in your size, and when they are the right size, they may not be just right. Read on to discover how to find your perfect bra size, and what features to look for when searching for bras for petite frames like yours.
20 Cancer Get Well Messages for Friends & Family
Knowing what to say to a friend or family member who has or had cancer is sometimes challenging. It is always a good idea to reach out & say something instead of nothing at all.
