RESTART • REBALANCE • RECLAIM | Pink October 2026
This Pink October, Leila O’Toole by Elleran is here to remind women that support continues long after breast cancer treatment.
Located in the heart of Sydney CBD, Leila O’Toole is a specialist breast care centre providing personalised support for women following mastectomy, lumpectomy and breast reconstruction.
Our experienced team provides professional breast prosthesis and balance shaper fittings, mastectomy bras, post-surgery bras, breast reconstruction support, lymphoedema compression garments and mastectomy swimwear and swim forms.
We take the time to understand your individual needs and provide a discreet, one-to-one fitting service — helping you find the right fit, comfort and balance for your body.
We also assist eligible customers with Medicare, private health insurance, NSW Health ENABLE and DVA claims, making the process easier to understand.
Whether you are newly diagnosed, recovering from surgery, adjusting after reconstruction, or looking for a new breast prosthesis or compression garment, our specialist team is here to help.
Restart. Rebalance. Reclaim.
Practical specialist support for life after breast cancer.
📍 Leila O’Toole by Elleran – Sydney CBD
📞 (02) 9231 1705
Appointments strongly recommended.

Finding the right post-mastectomy products is about much more than buying a bra or breast prosthesis. It is about finding the right fit, comfort, balance and support for your body after breast cancer surgery.
At Leila O’Toole by Elleran, we have been supporting women through their breast care journey in Sydney for more than 70 years. Located in the heart of Sydney CBD, our specialist breast care centre provides personalised, one-to-one fittings for women following mastectomy, lumpectomy and breast reconstruction.
More than a post-mastectomy shopAfter breast cancer surgery, every woman’s needs are different.
Some women have had a single mastectomy, while others have had bilateral surgery. Some have undergone reconstruction, while others choose to wear an external breast prosthesis. Lumpectomy can also leave changes in breast shape or volume that require a balance shaper or partial prosthesis.
This is why we believe a specialist fitting service makes such a difference.
At Leila O’Toole, we take the time to understand your surgery, your body and what you need from your breast care products. Our private fitting environment allows you to try different options and see what feels comfortable and looks balanced under your clothing.
Breast prosthesis fitting in SydneyA well-fitted breast prosthesis or balance shaper can help restore symmetry following breast surgery.
We offer a range of breast forms and partial prostheses designed for different surgical outcomes, body shapes and lifestyles. During your fitting, we consider factors such as:

• Your type of breast surgery
• The shape and volume of your remaining breast
• Your chest wall and scar area
• Your usual clothing and lifestyle
• The weight and shape of the prosthesis
• Your comfort and preferred level of support

The aim is not simply to find a breast form that fits your bra pocket. It is to find a solution that works comfortably with your body and your everyday life.
Specialist mastectomy bras and post-surgery brasA regular bra is not always suitable after breast surgery.
Mastectomy bras are specifically designed to accommodate a breast prosthesis or balance shaper, with secure pockets and construction designed for comfort.
For women who are recovering from surgery, we also provide post-surgery and recovery bras designed to provide gentle support while your body heals.
Our range includes specialist brands such as Anita and Amoena, with options for different breast shapes, sizes, levels of support and lifestyles.
A proper fitting can make a significant difference. A bra that is too tight, too loose or incorrectly positioned can affect comfort and the way a breast prosthesis sits.
Breast reconstruction supportBreast reconstruction can create its own set of fitting challenges.
Even after reconstruction, women may experience differences in breast size, shape or projection. Some may benefit from a balance shaper, partial breast form or specially designed bra.
We work with women at different stages of their reconstruction journey and help identify practical options that can improve comfort and balance.
Lymphoedema and compression supportBreast cancer treatment can sometimes lead to lymphoedema, including swelling affecting the arm, breast or chest wall.
Leila O’Toole also provides specialist lymphoedema compression garments, including compression bras and sleeves where clinically appropriate.
As a registered NSW Health ENABLE provider, we can assist eligible customers with compression garment fittings and supply in conjunction with their treating health professionals.
The right compression garment needs to be properly assessed and fitted. It is not simply a matter of choosing a size from a shelf.
Mastectomy swimwear and swim formsGetting back into the water can be an important part of feeling like yourself again.
We stock mastectomy swimwear and swim forms designed to securely accommodate breast forms while providing comfort and confidence in the water.
Whether you are looking for a swimsuit for everyday swimming, holidays or simply enjoying summer again, we can help you explore suitable options.
Help with your health fund and eligible claimsUnderstanding what you can claim after breast cancer treatment can sometimes be confusing.
Depending on your circumstances and eligibility, we can assist with information relating to Medicare, private health insurance, NSW Health ENABLE and DVA.
Our team can explain the relevant paperwork and help you understand what documentation you may need for your claim.
Why women choose Leila O’TooleWe know that walking into a specialist breast care centre for the first time can feel very different from shopping for ordinary lingerie.
Our approach is personal, discreet and practical.
You will have time to ask questions, try different products and discuss what works for you. We understand that everyone's breast cancer journey is different, and there is no single product that is right for every woman.
For more than 70 years, women in Sydney and beyond have trusted Leila O’Toole and Elleran for specialist breast care.
Restart • Rebalance • ReclaimYour life after breast cancer is about more than your surgery.
It is about getting dressed comfortably, returning to the activities you enjoy, feeling balanced in your clothes and moving forward in a way that feels right for you.
At Leila O’Toole by Elleran, we are here to provide specialist post-mastectomy support — from your first breast prosthesis fitting through to bras, swimwear, reconstruction support and lymphoedema compression.
Visit our specialist breast care centre in Sydney CBD for personalised, one-to-one support.
Leila O’Toole by Elleran
Dymocks Building, Sydney CBD
📞 (02) 9231 1705
Appointments strongly recommended.

Breast cancer surgery is a major step in your treatment and recovery. Whether you have had a lumpectomy, mastectomy, breast reconstruction or lymph node surgery, your body needs time, support and care to heal.
Many women focus on the surgical wound and their breast shape immediately after surgery. However, there is another important issue that should not be overlooked: lymphoedema.
Lymphoedema is one of the important long-term concerns following breast cancer treatment. Knowing the early signs and understanding how to care for your body can help you seek professional advice early and support a more comfortable recovery.
What Is Lymphoedema?Lymphoedema is swelling that can occur when the lymphatic system has been damaged or affected by surgery or cancer treatment.
After breast cancer treatment, lymphoedema may develop in the:

• Arm
• Hand
• Breast
• Chest wall
• Underarm
• Shoulder area

It does not necessarily happen immediately after surgery. Some women develop lymphoedema months or even years after their breast cancer treatment.
This is why continuing to pay attention to changes in your body is important, even after your surgical wound has healed.
Why Can Breast Cancer Surgery Increase the Risk?The lymphatic system is part of the body's system for moving fluid and supporting immune function. Lymph nodes and lymphatic vessels can be affected during breast cancer surgery and radiation treatment.
For example, women who have lymph nodes removed or treated may have a greater risk of developing lymphoedema.
This does not mean that every woman who has breast cancer surgery will develop lymphoedema. However, understanding your individual risk and recognising changes early is an important part of breast cancer recovery.
Know the Early Signs of LymphoedemaOne of the most important things you can do after breast cancer surgery is to become familiar with how your body normally feels.
Early signs may include:

• A feeling of heaviness or fullness in the arm or breast
• Tightness of the skin
• Swelling around the breast, chest or arm
• Jewellery, watches or clothing feeling tighter than usual
• A change in the size or shape of one arm
• A feeling of pressure or discomfort
• Skin that feels different or stretched
• Swelling that comes and goes

Sometimes the changes can be subtle.
If you notice a new or persistent swelling, heaviness or change, speak with your doctor, breast care nurse, physiotherapist or lymphoedema specialist.

1. Recovery Isn't Linear
Many women expect to feel a little better each day, but recovery rarely follows a straight path. Some days you'll feel strong and optimistic, while others may leave you feeling exhausted or emotional.
Progress often comes in waves. Celebrate the good days, and don't be discouraged by the tougher ones. Healing takes time.
2. Fatigue Can Last Longer Than Expected
One of the most common surprises after treatment is the overwhelming fatigue. Even after surgery wounds have healed, your body continues to recover from the effects of treatment.
Simple activities like grocery shopping, household chores, or meeting friends for coffee can feel exhausting. Listening to your body and allowing yourself time to rest is an important part of recovery.
3. Your Body May Feel Different
Following surgery, reconstruction, or treatment, your body may not feel familiar right away. Changes in sensation, swelling, scarring, or asymmetry are common experiences.
It's normal to need time to adjust both physically and emotionally to these changes. Recovery includes learning to reconnect with your body and finding comfort in your new normal.
4. Finding the Right Bra Can Make a Huge Difference
Many women don't realise how important a properly fitted post-surgery bra can be until they experience the difference themselves.
The right bra can provide support, improve comfort, protect sensitive areas, and help restore confidence. Whether you're recovering from surgery, wearing a prosthesis, or managing lymphoedema, expert fitting can significantly improve your daily comfort.
5. Emotional Healing Takes Time Too
Recovery isn't only physical. Feelings of anxiety, fear, sadness, frustration, or uncertainty are common, even after treatment ends.
Many women describe feeling pressure to "move on" once treatment is complete, but emotional recovery often continues long after the medical appointments become less frequent. Seeking support from family, friends, support groups, or healthcare professionals can be incredibly valuable.
6. Your Confidence May Change—and That's Okay
Breast cancer can affect how you view yourself, your body, and your identity. Some women feel confident quickly, while others need more time to rebuild self-esteem.
Small steps, such as wearing clothing that makes you feel good, finding lingerie that fits comfortably, or simply acknowledging your strength, can help rebuild confidence over time.
7. Swelling and Lymphoedema Can Appear Later
Many women are surprised to learn that lymphoedema can develop months or even years after treatment.
Being aware of early signs—such as swelling, heaviness, tightness, or discomfort in the arm, breast, or chest area—can help you seek treatment early. Compression garments and specialist support can play an important role in managing symptoms.
8. Relationships May Feel Different
Breast cancer affects not only the person receiving treatment but also their loved ones. Family members and friends often want to help, but they may not always know how.
It's normal for relationships to shift during recovery. Open communication about your needs, boundaries, and emotions can help strengthen connections during this period.
9. Asking for Help Is a Strength, Not a Weakness
Many women are used to caring for others and find it difficult to accept help themselves.
Whether it's assistance with household tasks, emotional support, childcare, or attending appointments, accepting help allows you to focus your energy where it's needed most—on healing.
10. You Are Stronger Than You Think
Perhaps the most important thing nobody tells you about breast cancer recovery is that strength doesn't always look the way you expect.
Strength isn't about staying positive every moment or never feeling afraid. It's showing up for yourself each day, taking recovery one step at a time, and continuing to move forward—even when the path feels difficult.

A Final Thought

Breast cancer recovery is a deeply personal journey. There is no "right" timeline and no single definition of success. Every woman's experience is unique, and every milestone—big or small—deserves recognition.

At Leila O'Toole by Elleran Lingerie, we're honoured to support women through every stage of recovery. From specialist bra fittings and prostheses to lymphoedema garments and compassionate advice, we're here to help you find comfort, confidence, and support on your journey.
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Remember: healing takes time, and you don't have to do it alone.

Mother’s Day is a beautiful reminder to celebrate the women who nurture, support, and care for us every single day. Whether it’s through the little things, the quiet strength they show, or the endless love they give, mums deserve to feel just as cared for in return.


At Leila O’Toole and Elleran Lingerie, we believe that comfort is one of the greatest gifts you can give. This Mother’s Day, we encourage families to support the women they love by helping them prioritise their wellbeing, confidence, and everyday comfort.
For many women — especially those recovering from surgery, managing lymphoedema, or navigating life after breast cancer treatment — comfort and support are more than luxuries. They are essential.


A thoughtfully chosen gift can make a meaningful difference in how someone feels each day. Soft, supportive pyjamas can help mum relax and rest comfortably. A well-fitted post-surgery or mastectomy bra can provide confidence, ease, and gentle support throughout the day. Prosthesis options designed with care can help women feel balanced and secure, while comfortable singlets and camisoles offer softness and practicality for everyday wear.
These are not just products — they are pieces designed to support women through every stage of their journey with dignity and care.


This Mother’s Day, take a moment to ask your mum what she truly needs. It could be comfort, reassurance, support, or simply knowing she is cared for. Sometimes the most meaningful gifts are the ones that make everyday life a little easier and a little gentler.
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At Leila O’Toole and Elleran Lingerie, we are honoured to support women with products that prioritise comfort, confidence, and wellbeing. We celebrate every mother, every survivor, and every woman who continues to show strength with grace.
From our family to yours, we wish you a Mother’s Day filled with love, comfort, and appreciation.
With love,
Leila O’Toole & Elleran Lingerie

Understanding the Mastectomy Journey
A mastectomy, often performed as part of treatment for Breast cancer, changes the body in visible and invisible ways. Whether you’ve had a single or double mastectomy, reconstruction, or chosen to go flat — your comfort and confidence matter.
Post-surgery, the body may experience:

• Tenderness and sensitivity
• Swelling or fluid retention
• Scar healing and skin tightness
• Changes in posture and balance

That’s why specialised breast care products are essential — not optional.

Why Post-Mastectomy Bras MatterRegular bras aren’t designed for recovery.
Post-mastectomy bras are thoughtfully created to:

• Reduce pressure on sensitive areas
• Provide gentle support without underwires
• Include discreet pockets for prostheses
• Offer front closures for ease of dressing
• Use soft, breathable fabrics to protect healing skin
  
  
  The right bra can:
• Restore physical balance
• Improve posture
• Reduce back and shoulder strain
• Support emotional confidence
• Comfort becomes empowerment.
  
  Choosing the Right Breast ProsthesisFor women who choose to wear a prosthesis, finding the correct fit is key.
  Breast prostheses come in various:
• Shapes (symmetrical, asymmetrical, partial)
  
  
• Weights (lightweight for early recovery, full-weight for long-term balance)
• Materials (silicone, foam, lightweight fibre-fill)
  
  A well-fitted prosthesis:
• Creates natural symmetry
• Prevents strain on the neck and shoulders
• Helps clothing sit beautifully
• Supports body confidence
  
  Every body is different — and every choice is valid. 
  
  
  Skin Care After SurgeryPost-surgical skin is delicate. Gentle care supports healing and comfort.
  Consider:
• Fragrance-free moisturisers
• Soft, seamless fabrics
• Non-irritating seams and tags
• Breathable cotton or bamboo blends
  Scar care and hydration help restore softness and flexibility over time. Healing is gradual — and that’s okay.
  
  EMOTIONAL HEALING & BODY CONFIDENCE
  Mastectomy recovery is layered
  Some women feel empowered.
• Some feel grief.
  Many feel both.
  There is no “correct” way to feel about your body after surgery.
  store softness and flexibility over time. Healing is gradual — and that’s okay.
  
  At Leila O’Toole, we believe breast care products should never feel clinical — they should feel beautiful, supportive and dignified. Feminine design and thoughtful construction can play a powerful role in restoring self-assurance.
  Because your femininity is not defined by surgery.
  It is defined by your strength.
  
  
  You Deserve Comfort, Not CompromiseWhether you’re weeks into recovery or years beyond surgery, you deserve:
  
  
• Softness
• Support
• Quality
• Beauty
• Choice
  
  ​Post-mastectomy care isn’t about hiding change — it’s about embracing your body with compassion.
  And we are here to support you every step of the way.

Managing lymphoedema requires consistent, reliable support — but that doesn’t mean you should compromise on comfort or confidence. At Leila O’Toole, we proudly stock the Anita compression sleeve for lymphoedema, a globally trusted solution designed to support lymphatic flow while fitting seamlessly into your daily routine.
Known for their medical expertise and thoughtful design, Anita Care compression garments are a preferred choice for women navigating lymphoedema following breast cancer treatment or lymph node surgery.


What Is the Anita Compression Sleeve?The Anita compression sleeve is a medical-grade garment designed to provide graduated compression to the arm. This controlled pressure supports the lymphatic system, helping to reduce swelling, heaviness, and discomfort caused by lymphoedema.
It is commonly recommended for:

• Lymphoedema following breast cancer surgery
  
• Swelling after lymph node removal or radiation therapy
  
• Preventative lymphoedema management
  
• Daily wear, travel, or physical activity
  
  Medical-Grade Compression You Can Trust
  Anita Care is internationally recognised for its evidence-based approach to post-surgical and lymphoedema care. This compression sleeve is designed to meet medical standards while remaining gentle on sensitive skin.
  Key Features of the Anita Compression Sleeve:
• Graduated medical compression to assist lymphatic drainage
  
• Breathable, skin-friendly fabric for all-day comfort
  
• The result is a sleeve that offers dependable support without feeling restrictive or bulky.
  
• Smooth, discreet finish that sits neatly under clothing
  
• Lightweight and flexible to support natural arm movement
  
• Durable construction that maintains compression over time
  
  Who Is This Compression Sleeve Ideal For?
  The Anita compression sleeve is suitable for women who:
  
• Are living with arm lymphoedema
  
• Are recovering from breast cancer surgery or treatment
  
• It can be worn throughout the day or as advised by your healthcare professional.
  
• Need a clinically trusted compression solution
  
• Want discreet support for everyday wear
  
• Have sensitive or post-treatment skin
  
  How to Wear & Care for Your Anita Compression Sleeve
  Wearing Tips:
• Put the sleeve on in the morning when swelling is minimal
  
• Ensure the fit is firm but comfortable, without digging into the skin
  
• Care Instructions:
• Gentle cold wash
  
• Do not tumble dry
  
• Lay flat to dry to preserve elasticity and compression performance. Pair with an Anita post-surgery bra or supportive lingerie for complete upper-body support
  
  
  Supporting Your Recovery with Leila O’TooleAt Leila O’Toole, we understand that recovery is personal. That’s why we carefully curate medical-grade garments like the Anita compression sleeve, offering solutions that prioritise both physical wellbeing and emotional comfort.
  Whether you’re managing lymphoedema daily or seeking preventative support, this sleeve provides the reassurance of trusted medical design — with comfort you can rely on.
  
  Shop the Anita Compression Sleeve for LymphoedemaExplore supportive, high-quality compression wear at Leila O’Toole — designed to help you move through recovery with confidence.
  Because the right support makes all the difference.
  

For many women, swimwear after mastectomy is about far more than finding something that fits. It’s about confidence, comfort, and feeling like yourself again. As we move into 2026, post-mastectomy swimwear continues to evolve — blending thoughtful design, modern style, and emotional wellbeing in ways that truly support women at every stage of their journey.

At Leila O’Toole, we’ve spent decades listening to women, fitting real bodies, and curating swimwear that prioritises both function and beauty. Here’s what women are looking for in post-mastectomy swimwear in 2026 — and why it matters.

Comfort Remains the Foundation
Comfort is, and always will be, non-negotiable. In 2026, women expect swimwear that feels secure without feeling restrictive. Soft, breathable fabrics, gentle linings, and smooth seams help minimise irritation around sensitive areas and scarring.
Well-designed internal pockets for prostheses remain essential, offering discreet support while allowing freedom of movement — whether swimming laps, walking along the beach, or simply relaxing poolside. Comfort is no longer a bonus feature; it’s the starting point.

Style Without Compromise
Gone are the days when post-mastectomy swimwear looked clinical or outdated. Women in 2026 want swimwear that reflects their personal style — from elegant one-pieces to contemporary prints and flattering cuts.
Modern post-mastectomy swimwear embraces colour, texture, and thoughtful silhouettes designed to enhance confidence. At Leila O’Toole, we believe women should never have to choose between support and style. Swimwear should feel empowering, fashionable, and joyful.

Confidence and Emotional Wellbeing
After mastectomy, rebuilding confidence can take time. Swimwear plays a powerful role in this process. The right fit can help women feel secure, supported, and comfortable in their bodies — allowing them to focus on living, not adjusting or hiding.
In 2026, women are prioritising swimwear that makes them feel confident in public spaces again. Whether it’s a higher neckline, adjustable straps, or strategic ruching, thoughtful details can make all the difference.

Inclusive Design for Real Bodies
Every woman’s body and experience is different. Post-mastectomy swimwear in 2026 reflects this diversity, offering designs that accommodate various surgeries, scarring, asymmetry, and body shapes.
Inclusive sizing, adjustable features, and adaptable designs ensure women feel supported at every stage — whether newly post-surgery or many years on. At Leila O’Toole, our fittings are guided by empathy, expertise, and the understanding that there is no “one-size-fits-all” approach.

Sustainability and Longevity Matter More Than Ever
Women are becoming increasingly mindful of how and where their clothing is made. In 2026, quality, durability, and sustainability play a bigger role in purchasing decisions.
Post-mastectomy swimwear is seen as an investment — pieces designed to last multiple summers, retain their shape, and continue offering reliable support. Choosing well-made swimwear means fewer replacements and greater peace of mind.

The Importance of Expert Fitting
Despite advances in online shopping, expert fitting remains invaluable. A professional fitting ensures the swimwear sits correctly, provides the right level of support, and feels comfortable throughout the day.
At Leila O’Toole, our experienced fitters understand the nuances of post-mastectomy swimwear and offer personalised guidance in a supportive, respectful environment. This level of care continues to be something women deeply value in 2026.

Swim Your Way
Post-mastectomy swimwear today is about freedom — the freedom to swim, travel, relax, and enjoy summer on your own terms. With thoughtful design, modern aesthetics, and expert support, women no longer have to compromise.
At Leila O’Toole, we are proud to support women with beautifully considered post-mastectomy swimwear that prioritises comfort, confidence, and individuality — now and into the future.

Explore our post-mastectomy swimwear collection or visit us in-store for a personalised fitting.

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#ConfidenceInEveryBody #SupportiveSwimwear #LeilaOToole
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At Leila O’Toole and Elleran Lingerie, our focus has always been on providing women with the most advanced, clinically proven post-surgical and lymphoedema support. Among the innovative solutions we offer, Thuasne’s Mobiderm Lymphoedema Compression Pad and Thuasne Compression Bra have become essential tools for daily management, comfort, and long-term results for women recovering from breast cancer and living with lymphoedema.

Why Thuasne?Thuasne is a leader in medical compression technology with decades of clinical research behind their products. Their range is designed not only for medical effectiveness but also for real-world comfort — allowing women to move freely, feel supported, and manage their condition with confidence.

**The Mobiderm Lymphoedema Compression PadSupporting Night-Time Reduction and Daily Management**
The Mobiderm pad is specifically developed for patients with lymphoedema, particularly in the chest wall or after mastectomy or breast-conserving surgery. It works through a unique cell-structured foam design that creates micro-pressure differences across the area. This helps:
✔ Stimulate lymphatic drainage
✔ Soften fibrotic tissue
✔ Reduce swelling
✔ Improve comfort overnight or during rest
✔ Support continued progress between bandaging or therapy sessions
Many women find Mobiderm especially effective at home to maintain results and reduce the severity of daily symptoms.

**Thuasne Compression BraA Practical and Effective Solution for Everyday Support**
The Thuasne compression bra is designed specifically for post-surgical and lymphoedema patients who need continuous chest support without discomfort. Key features include:
✔ Gentle but therapeutic compression
✔ Breathable fabrication for all-day wear
✔ Wireless, seam-minimised comfort
✔ Easy-to-fasten design with front closure
✔ Perfect compatibility with therapy pads such as Mobiderm
For many patients, this bra is more wearable than heavy, traditional compression garments — and consistent wear often means better long-term outcomes.

A Powerful Combination for Better ResultsWhile each product is effective on its own, together they offer a comprehensive solution:

• The Mobiderm pad works to actively stimulate drainage and improve shape and softness of the affected tissue
  
• The Thuasne compression bra provides continuous, even support to maintain results throughout the day
  

This pairing is especially beneficial for:

• Post-mastectomy lymphoedema
  
• Chest wall swelling
  
• Localised fibrosis
  
• Women needing at-home solutions between physiotherapy visits
  
• Patients wanting maximum therapeutic benefit with minimal daily restriction
  

Professional Fitting and SupportAt Leila O’Toole and Elleran Lingerie, our breast care specialists are trained in fitting lymphoedema garments and pads to ensure the best possible therapeutic outcome. We work closely with physiotherapists, surgeons, and healthcare providers to ensure each woman receives the support she needs.
Eligible patients may also have access to funding through ENABLE NSW, Medicare, DVA, or private health funds, depending on their circumstances.

Book a Fitting AppointmentIf you or your patient is managing breast-related lymphoedema and would like to explore Mobiderm or Thuasne solutions:
📍 Book an appointment at our Sydney CBD Breast Care Centre
📍 Visit our boutiques in Chatswood or St Ives
☎ Phone: (02) 9231 1705
📧 Email: lymph.leilaotoole@elleran.com