Face & Chin Support Garments
Compare face, chin, jaw and head support garments by coverage and fastening. Start with the area your surgeon or care team wants supported, then compare openings, straps and adjustment points.
Start with the area that needs support
These four garments differ mainly in how much of the face, crown, jaw and upper neck they cover. Follow your provider’s instructions first.
Supports the chin, jaw and lower head while leaving the central face and much of the crown open.
Compare open-face coverage →Adds crown, jaw and under-chin coverage while keeping the central face open.
Compare full-head wrap →Covers more of the crown, sides, cheeks, chin and jawline while keeping the central face open.
Compare full-head mask →Covers the forehead, cheeks, jaw, chin and upper-neck area with defined facial openings.
Compare full-face coverage →Compare all four support styles
Review coverage and fastening first, then use the individual product page for sizing and adjustment details.
- Face & Chin Garments
Full-Head Post-Surgery Facial Compression Mask for Chin & Jawline
$29.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Face & Chin Garments
Open-Face Post-Op Compression Head Wrap with Adjustable Straps
$29.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Face & Chin Garments
Post-Op Full-Head Compression Wrap with Chin & Jaw Coverage
$29.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page - Face & Chin Garments
Full-Face Post-Surgery Compression Mask
$29.00Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Three checks before you choose
More pressure is not automatically a better fit. Use the placement and tension guidance provided by the clinician overseeing your recovery.
Start with the exact chin, jaw, cheek, crown or upper-neck area your provider wants supported.
Make sure ear, face and crown openings and fastening points match the way the garment is meant to be worn.
Remove the garment and contact your care team if it interferes with breathing, vision or hearing, or causes concerning pain, numbness or discoloration.
This shopping page does not replace medical advice. Follow the surgeon or healthcare provider overseeing your recovery for garment type, coverage, support level, wear time and when to stop or change a garment.
Face & Chin Garment Questions
How do I choose between an open-face and full-head style?
Use the exact area your provider wants covered and the required strap or fastening positions.
Should the straps feel very tight?
No. Follow the advised tension and do not overtighten simply to create a stronger feeling.
Can I adjust the garment during the day?
Only within the product design and the instructions you have been given.
What should I check around the ears?
Make sure openings and straps do not create painful pressure or interfere with hearing.
When should I contact my provider?
Seek guidance for concerning pain, numbness, discoloration, breathing difficulty, vision changes or uncertainty about placement.