The current market for compression care items—such as wraps, socks, and braces—fails to address the needs of diverse skin tones. The most commonly available colors are beige, white, black, or bright colors, which either do not blend into darker skin tones or draw unnecessary attention to injuries. While some consumers find the aesthetic unappealing, for people of color, the lack of inclusive options highlights a larger issue of underrepresentation in healthcare product design. This creates a disconnect between the healing process and the emotional desire for subtlety, comfort, and dignity. Injuries are personal, and healing should feel empowering—not like standing out or being "othered."