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Choosing the right shapewear size is one of the most important steps for getting real results—whether your goal is contouring, comfort, or post-surgery support. Yet it’s also one of the most misunderstood. Many women assume that sizing down will give them a slimmer look, or that a smaller faja will “squeeze more and shape better,” when in reality, wearing the wrong size can make the garment ineffective, uncomfortable, and even harmful. The truth is that the perfect faja doesn

Shapewear has become more than a garment—it’s a tool many women rely on for confidence, comfort, and structure. But although most fajas may appear similar at first glance, the truth lies beneath the surface: the fabric. The material used in a faja determines how it compresses the body, how breathable it feels, how long it lasts, and how it interacts with your skin over time. Understanding this is essential because choosing the right fabric not only influences your daily comfo

For many women, the word faja  brings to mind something used only after surgery — a tight, medical-looking garment that helps the body heal. But the truth is, a faja can be much more than that. It’s not only about recovering from a cosmetic procedure; it’s also about embracing your body, feeling confident, and taking care of yourself every day. At Noga Curves , we believe a faja is not just a piece of clothing — it’s a form of self-love . Wearing a faja doesn’t mean you don’t

After surgery, it’s normal to experience pain, swelling, and anxiety. The body undergoes major changes, and the first days can be uncomfortable both physically and emotionally. But as your clinic and recovery team guide you through the healing process, you’ll start to feel stronger each day. During this stage, your doctor will likely recommend a post-surgery compression garment, also known as post-surgical shapewear or faja. Some prefer high compression fajas with hooks and z

By Ilan Sasson Choosing the right faja can feel overwhelming. With so many options—different levels of compression, various coverage styles, materials, and even colors—understanding what suits your needs can be confusing. One common question deserves a clear answer: if you already have a post-op faja, can you wear it for daily use? The short answer is yes, but only depending on where you are in your recovery journey and how your body feels. This guide will help you understand