A support assembly (100) for supporting a transverse incision site (420) of a user (101) includes an assembly body (106) and a first assembly arm (102). The assembly body (106) is configured to encircle an abdomen (107) of the user (101). The assembly body (106) includes a pelvic support layer (214) that is configured to provide a transverse supportive force to the transverse incision site (420) of the user (101). The first assembly arm (102) is coupled to the pelvic support layer (214). The first assembly arm (102) is configured to adjust the transverse supportive force relative to the user (101). The first assembly arm (102) has a first arm end (403) that is detachably fastenable to the assembly body (106). The first arm end (403) includes a first arm fastener (304) that detachably fastens the first assembly arm (102).

A support assembly (100) for supporting a transverse incision site (420) of a user (101) includes an assembly body (106) and a first assembly arm (102). The assembly body (106) is configured to encircle an abdomen (107) of the user (101). The assembly body (106) includes a pelvic support layer (214) that is configured to provide a transverse supportive force to the transverse incision site (420) of the user (101). The first assembly arm (102) is coupled to the pelvic support layer (214). The first assembly arm (102) is configured to adjust the transverse supportive force relative to the user (101). The first assembly arm (102) has a first arm end (403) that is detachably fastenable to the assembly body (106). The first arm end (403) includes a first arm fastener (304) that detachably fastens the first assembly arm (102).

A Diastasis Recti Splinting Garment is described which includes a plurality of attached torso straps and pelvic straps which the user wraps around their body and connects to the garment so as to approximate the 2 sides of the abdominal wall, providing support to the linea alba and fascial sheathes to allow for tissue healing. Furthermore, the adjustable angled straps encircle the torso and pelvis of the user to restore the integrity of the core, providing stability to the ribcage, spine and pelvis. Restoring the integrity of the core lends itself to optimal activation of the deep core stabilizers, including the abdominal muscles as well as the musculature of the pelvic floor, back, and diaphragm. This in turn aids in dynamic stability of the spine, ribcage and pelvis. This allows maximum support of the diastasis recti, consequently facilitating tissue healing through balancing intra-abdominal pressure, while still supplying support to the vulnerable pelvic floor and stability to the spine, ribcage and sacroiliac joints.

A Diastasis Recti Splinting Garment is described which includes a plurality of attached torso straps and pelvic straps which the user wraps around their body and connects to the garment so as to approximate the 2 sides of the abdominal wall, providing support to the linea alba and fascial sheathes to allow for tissue healing. Furthermore, the adjustable angled straps encircle the torso and pelvis of the user to restore the integrity of the core, providing stability to the ribcage, spine and pelvis. Restoring the integrity of the core lends itself to optimal activation of the deep core stabilizers, including the abdominal muscles as well as the musculature of the pelvic floor, back, and diaphragm. This in turn aids in dynamic stability of the spine, ribcage and pelvis. This allows maximum support of the diastasis recti, consequently facilitating tissue healing through balancing intra-abdominal pressure, while still supplying support to the vulnerable pelvic floor and stability to the spine, ribcage and sacroiliac joints.

The invention concerns a support garment for a pregnant woman, comprising tights and a belt assembled together, the tights being a medical compression orthosis or everyday tights, characterized in that the belt comprises: a first band which extends around the waist in an uninterrupted manner between two joined ends and which is intended to come into contact with the skin, on the abdomen and the back of the pregnant woman, by putting it on or by employing adjustment means disposed at the two ends, and a second band made of a material that is less elastic than the first band and disposed on the first band as a reinforcement in order to support the weight of the forwardly swelling abdomen and thus relieve the back of the pregnant woman. The invention also concerns a method for the manufacture of a support garment for a pregnant woman.

The invention concerns a support garment for a pregnant woman, comprising tights and a belt assembled together, the tights being a medical compression orthosis or everyday tights, characterized in that the belt comprises: a first band which extends around the waist in an uninterrupted manner between two joined ends and which is intended to come into contact with the skin, on the abdomen and the back of the pregnant woman, by putting it on or by employing adjustment means disposed at the two ends, and a second band made of a material that is less elastic than the first band and disposed on the first band as a reinforcement in order to support the weight of the forwardly swelling abdomen and thus relieve the back of the pregnant woman. The invention also concerns a method for the manufacture of a support garment for a pregnant woman.

A maternity garment, or bodysuit, configured to provide support and comfort to a pregnant woman. The garment may include an opening in the front of the garment exposing the stomach, or belly, of a woman. The garment may further include reinforced or compression material that passes underneath the belly providing support to the belly. Additionally, a reinforced back panel may be positioned on the back of the garment to provide additional support to the lower back of a pregnant woman. Straps may extend over the shoulders and cross in the back. Furthermore, a support strap may pass under the breasts as well. The garment may include a seamless one-piece fabric and may be a bikini or thong cut back depending on a woman's preference to provide both comfort and style.

A maternity garment, or bodysuit, configured to provide support and comfort to a pregnant woman. The garment may include an opening in the front of the garment exposing the stomach, or belly, of a woman. The garment may further include reinforced or compression material that passes underneath the belly providing support to the belly. Additionally, a reinforced back panel may be positioned on the back of the garment to provide additional support to the lower back of a pregnant woman. Straps may extend over the shoulders and cross in the back. Furthermore, a support strap may pass under the breasts as well. The garment may include a seamless one-piece fabric and may be a bikini or thong cut back depending on a woman's preference to provide both comfort and style.

The present invention relates to an abdominal and lumbar supporting device in the form of corset which is worn during different stages of pregnancy and different stages of postpartum and worn during medical condition which extend the size of the lower abdomen. The device allows a user to continuously wear something that is both comfortable and discrete. The multi-layered supporting device comprises of a flat or sack like front panel which is connected by elastics to two back panels, connected to each other by adjustable laces. The front panel is also overlaid by elastic bands placed in a flat or spherical manner with their wings connected to left and right back panels, which provides additional support for the abdomen. It is possible to connect and disconnect the wings as the user desires. The device may further include a removable boning for additional abdomen and lumbar support.

The present invention relates to an abdominal and lumbar supporting device in the form of corset which is worn during different stages of pregnancy and different stages of postpartum and worn during medical condition which extend the size of the lower abdomen. The device allows a user to continuously wear something that is both comfortable and discrete. The multi-layered supporting device comprises of a flat or sack like front panel which is connected by elastics to two back panels, connected to each other by adjustable laces. The front panel is also overlaid by elastic bands placed in a flat or spherical manner with their wings connected to left and right back panels, which provides additional support for the abdomen. It is possible to connect and disconnect the wings as the user desires. The device may further include a removable boning for additional abdomen and lumbar support.