Review on Compression Garments For Post Surgery And Liposuction By DIANE & GEORDI - Made In Colombia by Robert Lee

I ultimately returned this. I am small and pretty slim, have not had any sort of surgery or posture problems (but have had a few kids so my figure can stand some assistance), and as-such I'm thinking these types are garments are overkill for my needs. I love that they combine everything you want: thigh smoothing, tummy flattening, and bust lift. In my search for all-in-one shapewear on Walmart, I came across Spanish-labeled shapewear garments (usually with something like "fajas" in the title) which seemed much more comprehensive than others I was seeing, so I ordered a few to try. All of them are ultimately going back. While they have all these great features, 1) none of them are designed to work for women with short torsos (a common problem in shapewear--it's typically not for petite people and will fold badly at the waist because the torso is cut too long); & 2) they don't really provide the shaping I want (maybe I'm too small?) while having all the inconveniences of heavy-duty high-powered shapewear. I don't really need armor, just some smoothing. One other note: proportionately, I'm going to hazard a guess that South American women have thicker thighs. For how much compression the rest of this garment offers, the thighs are much looser and definitely not compressive. If you look at the models for these garments, too, you'll notice they have much sturdier hips than the average US/European model used in advertising nowadays.