A brachioplasty, commonly known as an arm lift, is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin and fat from the upper arms, specifically between the underarm and elbow. It is designed to contour and tighten sagging skin caused by significant weight loss, aging, or genetics.
A brachioplasty is a surgical procedure that reshapes the back part and the under surface of your upper arm, from your shoulder to your elbow. It’s also called an arm lift. It gets rid of extra skin and fatty tissue. It makes your upper arm look smoother and smaller.
This surgery may be for you if you recently lost a lot of weight. It’s often done after weight-loss surgery. You may not be happy with how you look after weight-loss surgery if you have extra folds of tissue under your arm. You may also notice excess skin as you age.
First, you should ask your healthcare provider if this surgery is right for you. If you have certain health issues, the risks of the surgery may outweigh the benefits. Your surgeon will also want to make sure that you have a realistic idea of the results of surgery. You will also need to commit to a healthy lifestyle and maintain a stable weight and stay generally fit.
