What Does an Arm Lift Do?
An upper arm lift, or brachioplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to improve the appearance of the upper arms by removing excess skin and fat. This procedure is particularly beneficial for individuals who have experienced significant weight loss or aging, which can result in sagging or loose skin in the upper arm area. By tightening the underlying tissues and reshaping the arm’s contour, an arm lift can provide a more toned, defined, and youthful appearance, enhancing both comfort and confidence.
Patient Video TestimonialGrace's Arm Lift Experience
How Is the Arm Lift Procedure Performed?
When performed without other procedures, arm lifting can be performed on an outpatient basis under sedation or general anesthesia. Surgery is performed by cutting out a section of skin and fat from under the upper arm.
Arm Lift Procedurewith Dr. Slenkovich
What Is Recovery Like?
For a more details about upper arm lifts after significant weight loss read Post Weight Loss Plastic Surgery. Liposuction for the upper arm area is also possibility for patients looking to sculpt the upper arm contours and are not a candidate for a brachioplasty.
