Breg Post-Op Rehab Knee Brace - Compact Support for Surgery & Injury Recovery

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$287.99 - $287.99

$287.99

$287.99 - $287.99

$287.99

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Product Highlights:

Anodized hinge bars
Spring loaded flexion/extension stops for easy range of motion from 0º – 120º
Full foam for comfort and tissue containment
Latex free
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

Breg Post-Op Rehab Knee Brace - Compact Support for Surgery & Injury Recovery

$287.99

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Premium Short Post-Op Knee Brace for Surgery Recovery & Ligament Support

Get focused knee stability after surgery with the Breg Post-Op Rehab Knee Brace, a compact 15-inch design perfect for ACL reconstruction, ligament repairs, and meniscus procedures. This shorter version of Breg's trusted post-operative brace delivers precise support and protection while allowing for a more comfortable fit on shorter leg lengths. Whether you're recovering from ACL surgery, managing a tibial plateau fracture, or healing from patella tendon repairs, this streamlined brace provides the targeted support you need.

Features:

Compact 15-inch design offers focused support without excess bulk
Ideal length for shorter patients or those preferring a more streamlined fit
Provides stable support for various post-surgical procedures and injuries
Adjustable strapping system ensures secure positioning during recovery
Perfect for rehabilitation phases of knee surgery recovery

MEASUREMENT:

For optimal recovery support, proper sizing is crucial. Visit our Perfect Fit Promise page for expert assistance in selecting your ideal fit.

INDICATIONS:

ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL Injuries
Tibial Plateau Fractures
Osteochondral Repairs
Meniscal Repairs

Patella Tendon Repairs
Condylar Fractures
HTOs (High Tibial Osteotomy)
Acute Sprains/Strains of the Knee

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right knee brace for my condition? + –

Consider the type of injury or pain you have. Mild aches might benefit from compression sleeves, while ligament tears often need a hinged brace for added stability. Unloader braces work well for arthritis, and patellar supports help with kneecap alignment. Checking each brace’s features and consulting a professional can ensure you find the best match.

Are knee braces good for osteoarthritis? + –

Yes. Unloader braces specifically shift weight away from arthritic compartments, reducing bone-on-bone friction and easing discomfort. Many people with osteoarthritis find they can walk or stand longer and with less pain when wearing an offloader brace that preserves the remaining healthy cartilage.

Should I wear a knee brace while running or exercising? + –

If you have a minor sprain, mild instability, or a manageable ligament or meniscus issue, a supportive brace with moderate compression can help prevent aggravation during workouts. For more serious injuries, talk to a healthcare professional before running, as some braces can stabilize the knee but don’t guarantee complete protection from high-impact moves.

Can I sleep in a knee brace for overnight support? + –

Many post-surgery or severe injury patients are advised to keep the knee immobilized at night. However, wearing a brace 24/7 can sometimes cause stiffness or skin irritation. If your doctor recommends it—and you feel comfortable—sleeping in a suitable brace can reduce accidental movements that worsen pain.

How do I measure my knee to ensure the best brace fit? + –

Most braces rely on measurements around the mid-patella (kneecap) and sometimes thigh and calf circumference. Use a flexible tape measure snugly—yet not too tight—around these areas. Comparing your measurements to each product’s size chart helps you select the ideal size. If you’re between sizes, opting for the larger option often prevents circulation issues and maintains comfort.