Adia Garcia

A faja is meant to support the body, not injure the skin. When it fits poorly, stays damp, rubs in the same spot, or creates too much pressure, it can leave painful red marks, raw patches, blisters, or skin irritation. That is often what people mean when they talk about a faja burn. The word “burn” can be misleading. Most faja burns are not heat burns. They are usually caused by friction, pressure, trapped moisture, or irritation from a tight compression garment. They can happen to anyone...

A faja is a compression garment commonly worn after procedures such as liposuction, Lipo 360, tummy tuck, BBL and other body-contouring surgeries. Unlike regular shapewear, post-operative fajas are designed to provide structured support around treated areas while the body heals. Why Are Fajas Used After Surgery? After plastic surgery, swelling and tenderness are normal parts of recovery. A properly fitted compression garment may help: Support swollen and healing tissues Manage post-operative...