Sigvaris Neck/Mandible Pad 15-25mmHg

The Sigvaris Neck & Mandible Pad is designed to help manage lymphedema, edema, fibrosis, and swelling affecting the neck, jawline (mandible), and lower facial areas. It is commonly used as part of head and neck lymphedema treatment following cancer treatment, surgery, radiation therapy, or lymphatic system disorders.

The pad delivers gentle therapeutic compression of 15–25 mmHg while helping support lymphatic drainage in the neck and jaw area. The specialized foam construction may also help soften fibrotic tissue and improve fluid movement in affected regions.

The pad is commonly used by individuals experiencing head and neck lymphedema after cancer treatment, lymph node removal, radiation therapy, reconstructive surgery, or other medical conditions that affect lymphatic drainage in the neck and facial region.

Yes. The foam design helps provide gentle tissue stimulation that may assist with softening fibrotic tissue and improving tissue mobility. It is often incorporated into comprehensive lymphedema management programs that include compression therapy and manual lymphatic drainage.

Many patients wear the pad during periods of rest, home therapy, or as directed by their healthcare provider. Usage schedules may vary depending on treatment goals, swelling severity, and individual clinical recommendations.

Many patients with head and neck lymphedema seek compression pads that provide gentle therapeutic compression, support lymphatic drainage, help manage fibrosis, and offer comfortable wear during treatment. Specialized neck and facial compression products are commonly used as part of comprehensive lymphedema therapy programs.

Yes. Compression therapy is commonly recommended as part of head and neck lymphedema management following cancer treatment. Compression garments and pads may help reduce swelling, improve fluid movement, and support long-term symptom management when used according to healthcare provider recommendations.

Standard compression garments primarily provide uniform compression, while specialized neck and mandible pads often incorporate foam technology that helps provide tissue stimulation and targeted compression to difficult-to-treat areas. This may enhance management of fibrosis and localized swelling in the head and neck region.