What should I ask my care team?
Ask about the expected amount of leakage, how often to change protection, fit around sensitive areas, and whether a reusable garment is appropriate at this stage of recovery.
RECOVERY & EVERYDAY ROUTINES
Urine leakage can happen after prostate surgery, particularly after catheter removal. Start with your surgeon's or continence team's protection plan, then compare the garments suited to that plan.
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THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
A product guide, not a medical assessment. Follow your care team's instructions when shopping for recovery.
Ask about the expected amount of leakage, how often to change protection, fit around sensitive areas, and whether a reusable garment is appropriate at this stage of recovery.
The Everyday Boxer and Brief have not been validated for post-operative use. Do not substitute them for prescribed pads, catheter supplies, or other protection without your team's guidance.
Our reusable styles are not verified for full-bladder or continuous leakage. Ask Longleaf about care supplies with an appropriate confirmed protection specification.
Protection manages fluid; it does not treat the cause of leakage or replace your recovery plan.
Men's fitLonger leg. Functional fly. Absorbent panel inside.
Men's fitClassic cut. Contoured front. Absorbent panel inside.
CONNECTED TO LONGLEAF
Need to compare fits, ask about supplies, or understand which specification matters? Longleaf is your path to care essentials and product guidance.
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Cambridge University Hospitals: prostatectomy recovery information ↗These sources support the general guidance; they do not test or endorse EVERYDAY products.START WITH YOUR SITUATION
Your plans. Your questions. A clear place to start.



Situation guides explain protection needs; they do not establish that a garment is suitable for recovery or medical use.