Abstract: A surgical dressing arrangement is disclosed herein which comprises a pad having an integral layer of absorbent material sized to fit the perineal area of a person. The pad is generally rectangular and an attaching flap is connected to the rear of the pad. The flap extends and is secured to the person by attachment to a belt or by other suitable means. A strap is attached to each corner of the front end of the pad and each extends and is secured, for example, to the belt. A portion of the straps adjacent the pad may comprise a layer of absorbent material, which may be integral with the absorbent material of the pad.