Brachioplasty
Brachioplasty is the technical term for an arm lift. Brachioplasty or an arm lift is a medical procedure that reduces the excess skin and fat from the upper arm area, tightening and smoothing this area to define its shape better. If you noticed that extra skin and that your arm is a little bit jiggly, you decide to turn a new page. Going to the gym, nutritious meals, eating low-calories, etc.
You’ve put your best effort, but it looks like you can do better. Don’t despair. Some parts of your body accumulate fat extremely fast and getting rid of it can take some time and effort. You should continue with your healthy lifestyle, and if you want to achieve your ideal look a little bit faster, then an arm lift can help you.
Arm Lift Treatment options
Two types of Brachioplasty can be used, a full arm lift or limited incision arm lift.
The decision about the procedure should be considered on numerous factors like the location of the tissue, amount of the mass you want to be removed, the results you’re expecting, the aftermath etc. Full arm lift- During this procedure, the incision will be made from the armpit all the way to the elbow. The surgeon will remove the fatty tissue and unwanted skin and fold the surplus, so the results are a slimmer and firmer arm. The procedure leaves a scar, but your arms will look better than ever before. Limited incision arm lift-  A small incision is made in the armpit area and used to remove excess tissue. The remaining skin is then pulled tighter, with no need for a big incision down the upper arm.
You can achieve and remove the excess skin after significant weight loss, dropping skin as a result of aging and excess fat deposits and cellulite. The best candidates for this procedure are people with significant excess skin on their upper arms if the patient is not overweight and don’t suffer from a heart condition or any other medical condition that could threaten his life during surgery.
Depending on the facility where you are having the procedure and the professional qualifications of the medical worker the cost can vary. There are additional fees included in medical tests, anesthesia fees, hospital cost, post-surgery garments, etc. Call us today, and we will provide you free info about the procedure!
What are the Risks?
You should discuss all of your concerns with the surgeon before the procedure and get all the information you require about, scaring, pain, irritations, and other aftermaths.
The arm lift can be a viable option if you can’t achieve results from dieting and sports, or you don’t have the time to wait for those results. Being comfortable with yourself is the most important thing, and if you think your arms’ appearance is dragging you down, then Arm lift might be just the thing to regain your confidence.
“Cosmetic procedures should be natural looking and give people a feeling of confidence. It is essentially my patients completely understand their treatment and have realistic expectations for positive results.” – Dr. KotoskeÂ
