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Support, fitted to your body and your life.
Bracing, prosthetic limbs, breast prostheses, compression garments, diabetic footwear and mobility aids. All medical aids covered.
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A soft silicone form worn inside a pocketed bra to restore shape and balance after a mastectomy.

A bra with pocketed cups and wide straps, made to hold a breast form securely and comfortably.
Advice and videos for this area are on the way. Follow @yumnacpo for updates.

A wraparound brace with a firm back panel that supports the lower spine after surgery or injury.

A high-waisted garment that applies even pressure after cosmetic or abdominal surgery.
Advice and videos for this area are on the way. Follow @yumnacpo for updates.

A strapped support that holds the wrist and forearm still while a fracture mends.

A graduated-pressure sleeve worn along the arm to help manage swelling.
Advice and videos for this area are on the way. Follow @yumnacpo for updates.

A brace with side hinges that steadies the knee after a sprain or ligament injury.

An unloader brace that shifts pressure away from the worn side of the knee joint.

A brace with an adjustable dial that limits how far the knee bends while it recovers from surgery.
Advice and videos for this area are on the way. Follow @yumnacpo for updates.

A custom socket, pylon and foot, built and fitted to replace the lower leg.

Knee-high medical stockings that apply graduated pressure to the lower legs.
Advice and videos for this area are on the way. Follow @yumnacpo for updates.

Shoes with a wide, deep toe box and soft uppers that protect sensitive feet.

A rigid, strapped boot that protects the foot and ankle after a fracture.
Advice and videos for this area are on the way. Follow @yumnacpo for updates.

A lightweight manual wheelchair, chosen and adjusted to fit you.

A folding frame and elbow crutches for steadier walking.
Advice and videos for this area are on the way. Follow @yumnacpo for updates.
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Yumna Patel Tyer is an orthotist and prosthetist. She measures, makes and fits supports for people recovering from surgery, living with injury or limb loss, or managing a long-term condition.
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All medical aids covered.