Amoena partial prosthesis Balance Contact MD

Elegant correction & natural balance – for more confidence after breast surgery

After breast surgery, radiation, or reconstruction, it is important to regain a natural silhouette and a comfortable feel. The Amoena Balance Contact MD offers exactly that: a subtle, soft correction you can rely on daily. This partial prosthesis is designed for a perfect fit, excellent skin tolerance, and optimal wearing comfort.

Thanks to the skin-friendly adhesive layer, the prosthesis can be worn directly on the skin and stays firmly in place without shifting. Comfort+ technology helps regulate heat and moisture, keeping you fresh – even on warm days. The super-soft silicone and ultra-thin edges create a natural silhouette that is invisible under clothing, while high-quality materials ensure optimal safety and durability.

Key features:

• Self-adhesive design, worn directly on the skin

• Comfort+ technology for heat and moisture regulation

• Super-soft silicone that feels natural

• Ultra-thin edges and natural shape, invisible under clothing

• Reliable and safe thanks to high-quality materials

2-5 business days

For the daily care of your Amoena breast prosthesis, we recommend gently cleaning it with Amoena Soft Cleanser, a mild soap, or a gentle liquid detergent. Then rinse the prosthesis thoroughly with clean water and pat it dry with a soft towel. Be aware that body lotion, powder, or natural body oils can leave a thin film on the inside.
Always handle your breast prosthesis with care. Avoid sharp or pointed objects such as pens, animal claws, nail files, or scissors, as these can damage the prosthesis. Lightweight silicone breast prostheses require extra caution: do not press on the prosthesis with your fingers or nails, just as you would not do with your skin.
Discoloration of the prosthesis does not affect its quality or functionality.
Be cautious of certain substances that can damage the film coating of the breast prosthesis. These include alcohols such as ethanol, propanol, or butanol, especially when combined with low-molecular-weight substances like insect repellent (DEET) or sunscreen, as well as ethyl acetate, other esters, and acetone. Always wait until these substances are fully absorbed and wash your hands before touching the breast prosthesis. Disinfectants are safe to use.