OVELLA — Postpartum Recovery Belly Band
- Supports your separated abs so you can pick up your baby without bracing yourself
- 89% of new moms have diastasis recti — most don't know until simple things start hurting
- Feel the difference within days, not weeks
- designed for your body's healing window
- Sizes M–2XL · Adapts as your body changes week by week
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Your belly band might be destroying your pelvic floor. This one doesn't.
Most belly bands use single-panel compression that squeezes your entire abdomen uniformly. That pressure has to go somewhere — and it goes DOWN onto your already weakened pelvic floor. You feel it when you cough, sneeze, or stand up and things feel worse.
OVELLA uses 3-zone directional compression that guides pressure INWARD toward your midline and UPWARD to support organs — not down onto your pelvic floor. Each zone gets exactly the compression it needs.
Physical therapists are warning about this. We listened.
What's included:
- 3 independently adjustable compression straps
- Dual-layer fabric (cool mesh exterior + soft jersey interior)
- Fits waist 29"–46"
- Works for both C-section and vaginal delivery
When to start:
You can wear it immediately after delivery — vaginal or C-section. For C-sections, the bottom strap sits BELOW your incision line, not on it.
Daily wear:
Wear during waking hours for support. Remove for sleep unless recommended by your provider.
The 3-Phase Progressive System:
Week 1-2: Full Support
All 3 straps engaged. Maximum compression while your body is in acute recovery.
Week 3-4: Core Reactivation
Loosen or remove the middle strap. Your core muscles start re-engaging while still getting upper and lower support.
Week 5-6: Weaning Off
Only the bottom strap for light pelvic stability. Your core is now doing most of the work.
Week 7+: Independence
Most women can stop completely. Your belly band made itself unnecessary — exactly as designed.
🛡️ 3-Zone Directional Compression
3 independent straps guide pressure INWARD and UPWARD — not down onto your pelvic floor like single-panel binders.
🩹 C-Section Incision Safe
Bottom strap sits BELOW the bikini line. Middle strap bridges OVER your incision. No rubbing, no friction, no irritation.
🌡️ Dual-Layer Thermal Regulation
Cool mesh exterior for airflow + soft jersey interior against your skin. Prevents overheating at the incision site.
📐 Fits 29"–46" Waist
Adjusts to your changing postpartum body. What fits week 1 won't fit week 6 — and that's the point.
🔄 Progressive Recovery Design
Built to wean you OFF, not make you dependent. The 3-phase system reactivates your core instead of replacing it.
✅ Works for Vaginal & C-Section
Same directional compression benefits whether you delivered vaginally or via cesarean.
Is this safe for C-section recovery?
Yes. The bottom strap is designed to sit BELOW your incision line, and the middle strap bridges over the wound — no direct pressure on your scar. The dual-layer fabric also prevents overheating at the incision site, which helps healing.
How is this different from regular belly bands?
Most belly bands use single-panel compression that pushes pressure DOWN onto your pelvic floor — potentially making prolapse symptoms worse. OVELLA's 3-zone system guides pressure INWARD toward your midline and UPWARD to support organs. This is the design physical therapists recommend.
Will I become dependent on it?
No — and that's the point. The progressive 3-phase system is designed to wean you off. Week 1-2 you use all 3 straps. Week 3-4 you loosen the middle. Week 5-6 you only use the bottom. By week 7+ most women don't need it at all. Your core gets stronger, not weaker.
I have pelvic floor issues. Is this safe?
This is specifically designed for women with pelvic floor concerns. Unlike single-panel binders that push pressure down, the directional compression guides support inward and upward — protecting your pelvic floor while you heal. Many physical therapists recommend this design for postpartum prolapse symptoms.
When will I feel results?
Most women feel immediate relief from the "falling out" sensation and can move, cough, and sneeze with less discomfort from day 1. Core re-engagement typically begins around week 3-4 when you start the progressive loosening phase.
Can I wear it while sleeping?
We recommend wearing during waking hours only unless your provider advises otherwise. Your body needs some time without compression to encourage natural circulation and muscle recovery.
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Delivery: 7-15 business days worldwide.
Orders under minimum: Flat rate shipping applies.
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↩️ RETURNS & GUARANTEE
60-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
Not seeing results? We've got you covered.
- Full refund within 60 days of purchase
- No questions asked — even if the pouch is empty
- Simply contact us at hello@getovella.com
We believe in our formula, and we want you to try it risk-free.
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Why You'll Love It
Swelling
Diastasis Recti
Pain Relief
Healing
Recovery
& Flexible
Mesh Fabric
Frequently Asked Questions
Most Belly Bands Push Pressure DOWN Onto Your Pelvic Floor
Physical therapists are warning about this. Uniform compression creates downward pressure — making prolapse symptoms worse, not better.
3 Problems. 3 Zones. 3 Solutions.
Your postpartum body has different needs in different places. Your belly band should treat each zone independently.
Your Belly Band Should Make Itself Unnecessary
The PT-recommended weaning method built into every OVELLA binder. Maximum support when you need it — graduated recovery as you heal.
Built For The Scar. Not Just The Belly.
32% of births are C-sections. Most belly bands slap a "works for C-section too!" claim on a generic product. OVELLA was designed with your incision in mind.
What's In The Box
Everything you need for a supported recovery
What Moms Are Saying
ok so I'm a L&D nurse and most belly bands are garbage. just velcro and marketing. but after my second C-section I felt like my organs were going to fall out every time I stood up.
I looked into the research — the pelvic floor pressure thing is real. most bands push everything DOWN. this one pushes INWARD with the 3-zone system.
week 1 I could cough without feeling like my insides were escaping. week 3 my PT said my diastasis was closing faster than expected.
only complaint: wish it came in black. whatever. I'll take visible bra lines over prolapse symptoms any day.
second C-section. first one I used a cheap amazon band and it rubbed my incision raw. like actually bleeding raw.
I'd tried 3 different brands. all of them sat directly ON my scar or rolled up every 5 minutes. this one the bottom strap sits BELOW the incision line. I didn't even know that was possible.
week 2 my scar was healing perfectly — no friction, no rubbing. I'm 6 weeks pp now and it's almost invisible.
only thing: takes a minute to figure out which strap goes where at first.
pelvic floor issues after my first baby. actual diagnosed prolapse. I was terrified to wear a belly band with my second because my PT said most make it WORSE by pushing pressure down.
she told me what to look for: independent straps, directional compression, not a single panel. this was the only one that matched.
week 1 I didn't feel that "falling out" sensation ONCE. not when I coughed. not when I picked up my toddler. I actually cried.
4.5 stars — wish the sizing guide was clearer. but the 3-zone thing is real.
everyone said don't wear a belly band too long or your core won't recover. "you'll become dependent." but I couldn't function without support — getting out of bed felt like my abs were ripping apart.
then I found out about the progressive system — all 3 straps week 1-2, loosen middle week 3-4, only bottom strap week 5-6. designed to wean you OFF.
week 6 I only needed the bottom strap. week 8 I stopped completely. my core is stronger than after my first baby when I wore a regular band for 3 months straight.
only annoying thing: velcro picks up lint like crazy. minor.
