Arm Lift
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We perform arm lift, also known as Brachioplasty, to remove the excess skin from your upper arms and tighten your soft tissues to contour your arms and improve your aesthetic appearance and confidence. Liposuction is often performed along with arm lift to remove the extra fat accumulation in the upper arm. At Cosmeticoplasty, we are fully equipped for performing the best arm lift procedure in Lahore, Pakistan, to get rid of your worries and saggy skin for you.
Brachioplasty Procedures
For Arm Fat Removal
There are different kinds of methods for arm lift surgery depending upon the incision, degree of skin removal, and the length and location of your excess skin to be removed. We have mastered all types of arm lift procedures, and we choose the right method for you according to your desire and requirements and mould the procedure according to your customized needs and anatomy to yield the best results. Following are the different kinds of arm lift procedures;
Causes of Your Sagging Skin
Enjoy the Benefits of Arm Fat Removal
With Arm Fat Removal,
Get Your Arms in Better
Shape and Tone.
FAQ’s
- An arm lift is not a weight loss procedure; it aims to remove excess skin and fat from your upper arm that jiggles when you wave.
- As you get older, the skin on your upper arms becomes loose and saggy.
- You can get droopy upper arms after losing a significant amount of weight.
- General discomfort
- Rash and inflammation. This can lead to infection.
- Hygiene problems
- Low self-esteem
- Stable and relatively healthy weight
- Loose upper arm skin
- Good overall health
- Realistic expectations from the procedure
- Stable and relatively healthy weight
- Loose upper arm skin
- Good overall health
- Realistic expectations from the procedure
Liposuction only removes extra fat, whereas arm lift aims to remove loose and saggy skin; a combination of both is often used for good results.
It depends upon the amount of excess skin, fat and skin tone in the area. People who have lost a significant amount of weight typically have stretch marks, poor skin quality and loose and hanging skin, which respond poorly to liposuction alone. People who have good skin tone, no stretch marks and just excess fat in the upper arm are better candidates for liposuction alone.
Yes. If you have excess fat in your upper arm, then liposuction can be combined with your arm lift procedure to generate the best results.
Yes. Especially people who have lost a considerable amount of weight are typically looking for more than one body contouring procedure, and it is not uncommon to combine some of them to decrease cost and time. An arm lift can be combined with a tummy tuck, liposuction, breast lift, panniculectomy (removing extra skin hanging below the belly button), or thigh lift.
- If you smoke, you will have to stop smoking 3-4 weeks before your procedure.
- Try getting into a regular routine with exercise and a nutritious diet plan for weight maintenance before and after your procedure.
- You will need to temporarily discontinue some medicines and supplements that increase bleeding; therefore, it is important to discuss all the medicines and supplements that you are taking with your cosmetic surgeon.
- Don’t eat or drink anything 12 hours before your surgery.
- Wear loose clothing, don’t wear any jewellery.
- You will need to arrange someone who can drive you home and stay with you as you begin your recovery.
As with any surgical procedure, fasting before the arm lift procedure prevents some complications, including nausea, vomiting, aspiration, infection, and aspiration pneumonia.
- You will experience some bruising, swelling, and discomfort for a week or two.
- It’s best to wear a compression garment to minimize swelling and speed up recovery.
- You will have to avoid strenuous activities, especially those that can stretch your incisions for 4-6 weeks.
- You can return to work after 2-3 days if your work does not include exhausting physical activities.
- Avoid lifting your arms above your shoulder level for 3-4 weeks.
No. Arm lift surgery is designed to hide scars as much as possible. Scars are located on the inside of your upper arm and are not visible when the arms are down. They can only be seen if your arms are elevated, and you are wearing short sleeve shirt. Scars are not prominent and fade over time.
The arm lift surgery provides long-lasting results, provided that you maintain a stable weight and active lifestyle.