Updated June 2026 · Reviewed by Salud Sharpstown’s fitting team · 20 years of post-surgical experience
$197–$379 for medical-grade Colombian compression. The fitting is always free.
7500 Bellaire Blvd, Sharpstown · open daily 11am · walk in, free · 20 minutes
Recovery takes two stages, and the price runs $197 for Stage 1 (weeks 0–3), $227 for Stage 2 (weeks 3–8), or $379 for the Bundle — both stages, $45 saved. Sizing it to your body and your recovery week costs nothing: the fitting at Salud Sharpstown is free, every time.
The full price list, nothing hidden.
Stage 1 — The First Garment — Weeks 0–3 post-op · maximum compression — $197
Stage 2 — The Flagship (Most Popular) — Weeks 3–8 · the stage you wear longest — $227
The Bundle — both stages — Weeks 0–8 · one decision, complete recovery — $379 (Saves $45)
The fitting at Salud Sharpstown — Any stage, any brand on the wall · 20 minutes · no appointment — Free
Compression is intimate apparel — all sales final. That’s why the sizing comes first, free, in person or over WhatsApp.
You invested thousands in the result. The wrong faja can undo it.
A BBL in Houston runs thousands of dollars; the compression protecting it costs $197. Against the investment, the right faja isn’t an expense — it’s the insurance.
Surgeon-referred
Houston surgeons send their post-op patients to Salud · 100,000 women fitted since 2007
Ask a Colombian fitter · answered by Salud’s fitting team, 20 years
Is the Bundle actually worth it?
If you’re post-surgical, you will need both stages — that isn’t an upsell, it’s how staged compression works. Bought separately they’re $424; the Bundle is $379. The $45 isn’t the real point though: it’s having Stage 2 already in your drawer the week Stage 1 goes loose.
Why not a $40 faja from a marketplace?
Medical-grade Colombian powernet holds graded, even compression for months of daily wear; bargain shapewear loses tension in weeks and compresses unevenly — and uneven pressure on healing tissue is how contour problems happen. Against a procedure that cost thousands, the gap between $40 and $197 is not where to save.
Why are all sales final — and how do I avoid a sizing mistake?
Compression is intimate apparel, so all sales are final — which is exactly why the system starts with a free fitting. In person at Salud, or over WhatsApp with your measurements and recovery week before you order. Get sized first and the no-returns policy never touches you.
Can I use FSA/HSA funds for a post-surgical faja?
Post-surgical compression garments are often FSA/HSA-eligible with documentation from your surgeon — but plans differ, so confirm with your administrator before counting on it. Ask your surgeon’s office for a letter of medical necessity if your plan wants one.
Does the price include shipping?
Formera ships across North America in 2–3 days from formera.us; shipping is calculated at their checkout. In Houston, skip shipping entirely — walk into Salud Sharpstown and leave fitted the same day.