Arm compression sleeves that don't connect in the back?

Hi all - I have searched for this but to no avail. I am one week post-op from an arm lift and my surgeon gave me compression sleeves that hook in the back. Not only do I live alone and it will be hard if not impossible for me to do on my own, but they also hook pretty high for some of my shirts. Did anyone use any compression sleeves that went from upper arm to wrist but did not hook in the back?

Any product advice is appreciated! Thanks!

My surgeon doesn't require compression for my brachioplasty but I did have an issue with my left arm and some swelling so he used a tensor bandage that took me a few try's to get the hang of. He did have a compression with sleeves that zipped or hooked in the front I could have purchased but the tensor worked great.

I will call my surgeon in the morning and ask the name and forward you the link and info as soon as I get it.

Annette

Thanks, Annette! I really appreciate it!

I have no idea if they would be surgeon-approved, but I use Zensah arm sleeves for warmth while biking and to keep my arm flab a little more "compacted" under some shirts. They stay up surprisingly well. Some days I bike to work and keep them on when I change into scrubs, and everyone just thinks I'm wearing a long sleeve t-shirt under them.

I should note that they come across Woot.com occasionally for $9.99 a pair, but you can never predict when they'll be the deal of the day.

I will be on the lookout! Thanks!

Amazon - search for compression sleeves.

Like shooter sleeves...

Ok spoke to my surgeon. Here is the site. Expensive though. They have a variety of them and also have some with only arms that do up front. Comfy. I have the #320-torso brief with zippers on now for the extra lipo he did on my flanks and tummy. I wish I had worn this one for my tt, but the binder was really a lot more firm, not as comfy but ...

Take care,

Annette

Oooh thanks - I like the look of the arms one that hooks in front. The one I have hooks in back - how the hell I can get into it on my own is beyond me lol. I may end up splurging the $56 for the arms that hook in front. I ordered $20 sleeves that don't hook from amazon (they arrive tomorrow) so I will see if those work for me. My surgeon said I can use sleeves that don't connect as long as the part by my armpit doesn't dig.

I used the vest with sleeves like Annette pointed out - mine was from Marena though. I found the fabric a little rough on my skin though. I had some old fat long sleeved tshirts that I had saved - not sure why I save them - but they came in handy. I slipped one of them on underneath the vest and found it to be much more comfortable to wear. I also had my arms done in August so the weather could have been a factor as well.