Breg Shoulder Abduction Pillow - Adjustable Support for Rotator Cuff Surgery Recovery

SKU:LEZ-01851

$200.99 - $200.99

$200.99

$200.99 - $200.99

$200.99

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Product Highlights:

Inflatable bladder for abduction of 10° – 75°
Limits posterior shift of the shoulder
Universally sized abduction pillow
Universal left or right

Adjustable Shoulder Support for Post-Surgery Recovery

Optimize your rotator cuff surgery recovery with the Breg Shoulder Abduction Pillow. This professional-grade shoulder immobilizer offers customizable abduction angles from 10° to 75°, ensuring proper positioning for large rotator cuff repairs. The inflatable design combined with secure arm straps prevents unwanted posterior shoulder movement, creating ideal conditions for post-surgical healing.

Professional Features:

Adjustable positioning system allows customized abduction angles from 10° to 75° for optimal healing
Inflatable pillow design enables precise control of support and positioning
Strategic arm strap placement prevents posterior shoulder movement during recovery
Professional-grade materials ensure reliable support throughout the healing process

MEASUREMENT:

Refer to our sizing chart for proper measurements, or visit our Perfect Fit Promise page for complimentary sizing assistance from our medical professionals to ensure maximum therapeutic benefits.

INDICATIONS:

Large Rotator Cuff Repairs
Post-Surgical Recovery
Shoulder Stabilization
Rotator Cuff Surgery

Shoulder Immobilization
Post-Op Positioning
Therapeutic Recovery
Surgical Rehabilitation

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take for a rotator cuff injury to heal? + –

Recovery varies depending on the severity of the tear or strain. Mild injuries can improve within a few weeks, especially with rest and targeted exercises, while complete tears or post-surgery cases may require months of physical therapy. Using a specialized brace during this period helps stabilize the shoulder and protect healing tissues, ultimately reducing total recovery time.

Do I need surgery for a torn rotator cuff? + –

Not all tears require surgery. Partial tears or minor strains often heal with a combination of rest, bracing, and guided rehabilitation. However, large or full-thickness tears, along with persistent symptoms, may necessitate surgical repair. A consultation with an orthopedic specialist is essential to determine whether conservative treatment or surgery is the best route.

Can I still exercise with a rotator cuff injury? + –

Light, controlled movements—such as range-of-motion exercises—can aid recovery, but high-impact or overhead activities should be avoided until cleared by a healthcare professional. A shoulder brace can provide extra stability and reduce strain during gentle exercise, helping you maintain some activity without worsening the injury.

What are the best at-home treatments for rotator cuff pain? + –

Combining rest, using hot/cold therapy (for example, the Brace Direct Frozen Heat Therapy Unit), and wearing a supportive shoulder brace to limit painful movements can be very effective. Gentle stretching, once pain subsides, also helps ward off stiffness. If discomfort continues or worsens, a healthcare professional may suggest physical therapy or additional interventions.
Brace Direct Frozen Heat Therapy Unit

How do I prevent rotator cuff injuries from recurring? + –

Strengthening the shoulder muscles with targeted exercises, maintaining proper posture, and avoiding repetitive overhead motions all reduce stress on the rotator cuff. Wearing a supportive brace during high-risk activities also helps protect the joint, minimizing the chance of re-injury.