Prosthetics & Post-Surgery Support
Physical changes after surgery can be deeply personal. These resources provide prosthetics, post-surgical garments, and support to help restore comfort and confidence during recovery.
Best for:
free, soft breast prostheses after mastectomy or lumpectomy
Knitted Knockers
What they help with:
Provides free handmade breast prostheses designed to be soft, lightweight, and comfortable. These prostheses can be worn in a regular bra and are designed as an alternative to traditional silicone forms, which can feel heavy or uncomfortable.
How to get help:
You can request a free pair directly through their website. Prostheses are handmade by volunteers and shipped to individuals at no cost.
Who it’s for:
Women who have had a mastectomy, lumpectomy, or other breast surgery and are looking for a comfortable prosthetic option.
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Pink Warrior Advocates
Best for:
free post-surgery bras for breast cancer patients
What they help with:
Provides donated post-surgery bras designed specifically for breast cancer patients recovering from surgery. These garments are created to offer comfort, proper support, and help individuals adjust to physical changes after treatment.
How to get help:
You can apply through their website. Approved applicants receive donated bras through their partnership with AnaOno and program sponsors.
Who it’s for:
Breast cancer patients in need of post-surgical bras who may not otherwise be able to afford them.
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P.ink
Best for:
free restorative tattoo services after mastectomy or breast surgery
What they help with:
Connects breast cancer survivors with experienced tattoo artists who specialize in decorative and restorative tattoos designed to cover scars and help individuals reclaim their bodies after treatment. These tattoos can support emotional healing and help restore confidence.
How to get help:
You can apply through their website to participate in P.ink Days or receive assistance through the P.ink Angel Fund, which connects survivors with trusted tattoo artists who provide services at no cost.
Who it’s for:
Breast cancer survivors who have undergone mastectomy, lumpectomy, or other breast surgeries and are interested in restorative or decorative scar tattooing.
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Ink 4 Pink
Best for:
financial assistance for nipple and scar camouflage tattooing
What they help with:
Provides financial assistance for nipple reconstruction tattoos, scar camouflage, and restorative tattooing after mastectomy or breast surgery. These services help survivors feel more comfortable and confident in their bodies after treatment.
How to get help:
You can submit a request for funding through their website. Applications are reviewed regularly, and approved applicants receive financial assistance toward restorative tattoo services.
Who it’s for:
Breast cancer survivors who have undergone mastectomy, lumpectomy, or other breast surgeries and are seeking restorative tattooing support but may not have insurance coverage or financial resources.
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Best for:
free prostheses, bras, and recovery garments after breast surgery
HERS Breast Cancer Foundation
What they help with:
Provides free breast prostheses, post-surgical bras, camisoles, and recovery garments to individuals healing after mastectomy or other breast surgeries. These items are designed to improve comfort, restore confidence, and support physical recovery.
How to get help:
You can request assistance through their website or receive items through participating hospitals and partner organizations. Approved applicants receive prostheses and garments at no cost.
Who it’s for:
Individuals recovering from mastectomy, lumpectomy, or other breast surgeries who need prosthetic forms or post-surgical garments.
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Best for:
professional prosthetic fittings and post-surgery bras
Nordstrom Breast Surgery Care Program
What they help with:
Provides professional fittings for breast prostheses, post-surgical bras, and recovery garments. Certified fit specialists help ensure proper fit, comfort, and confidence following mastectomy, lumpectomy, or other breast surgeries.
How to get help:
You can schedule a private fitting appointment at select Nordstrom locations. Certified fit specialists guide you through available prostheses and garments and help with insurance billing when applicable.
Who it’s for:
Individuals recovering from breast surgery who need prosthetic fittings, post-surgical bras, or recovery garments.
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