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Face-Down Recovery Chair for Vitrectomy & Retinal Surgery



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Description

Stay comfortably face-down during the day without being confined to bed.

This adjustable face-down recovery chair provides seated support for patients who have been instructed to maintain face-down positioning after vitrectomy, macular hole repair, retinal detachment repair, or another retinal procedure.

Use it while resting, reading, writing, talking with family, having a drink, or watching TV. The face cradle, arm platform, chest pad, seat, and knee supports can all be adjusted to accommodate different heights, body types, and positioning needs.

Comfortable and Easy to Adjust

One-step adjustments make it easy to change positions without complicated tools. The chair accommodates patients approximately 4'6" to 6'6", and the rounded cushions provide padded support during recovery.

The knee pads can be removed for additional legroom, while the other cushions are removable for easier cleaning or replacement.

Lightweight, Foldable Design

The aluminum frame folds for storage or travel. Offset nylon wheels make the folded chair easier to move, and a hidden pouch provides a convenient place for glasses, jewelry, or other small personal items.

Key Features

• Supports prescribed face-down positioning while seated
• Designed for recovery after vitrectomy and retinal surgery
• Adjustable face cradle, arm platform, chest pad, seat, and knee supports
• Accommodates patients approximately 4'6" to 6'6"
• Rounded, padded cushions for comfort
• Removable cushions for easier cleaning and replacement
• Removable knee pads for additional legroom
• Lightweight frame folds for storage or travel
• Offset wheels make the folded chair easier to transport
• Manufacturer-listed working weight capacity of 600 pounds

A two-way viewing mirror is not included but may be purchased separately.

Always follow the recovery and positioning instructions provided by your surgeon. Positioning requirements vary by procedure and patient.

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