Amoena Aqua Wave Swim Form 149 - NEW TECHNOLOGY!

This new and improved symmetrical design features raised waves on the back of the swim form that allows air and water to flow through, reducing the amount of suction. This new form offers improved performance in and out of the water.  Offers a shallow to average fit.  This swim-friendly silicone breast form in a soft pale blue hue, crafted for aquatic activities. This water-resistant and fast-drying silicone accessory is perfect for stashing in your swimsuit pocket for added convenience. It comes with a practical water-resistant bag spacious enough to accommodate an Aqua Wave and a damp swimsuit.

• New and improved symmetrical design
• Raised waves on the back allow air and water to flow through
• Reducing the amount of suction
• Less concave 
• Offers improved performance in and out of the water.
• Fashionable waterproof drawstring bag that is large enough to hold a wet swimsuit.
• Shallow to average fit.
• Swim prosthesis made from a pale blue silicone which is water-resistant and dries quickly
• Symmetrical form for wearing inside the pocket of a swimsuit
• Hollow back with raised waves allows air and water to flow through, reducing the amount of suction and the possibility of floating outside the pocket of a swimsuit
• Packaged with a waterproof drawstring bag that is large enough to hold both the form and a wet swimsuit
• Sizes 1-14

Two Breast Form Special: Get an additional 10% off!

Designed for swimming

• A silicone form for water activities
• Symmetrical form, raised waves on back allows air & water to flow through, reducing the amount of suction
• Offers a shallow to average fit
• Comes with a waterproof drawstring bag large enough to hold a wet swimsuit

Can I Swim After My Mastectomy?

The answer is a resounding “yes.” Because it’s so gentle, swimming after breast surgery is an excellent way to exercise all your major muscle groups and avoid muscular atrophy that’s sometimes seen in post-surgical patients who remain sedentary for prolonged periods.

Chlorine and salt water won’t damage your breast form — but be sure to rinse it (and your swimsuit) in fresh water after you swim.

If left unwashed, chlorine and salt will break down the silicone.