Arm Lift

The upper arms are a common area where skin laxity becomes apparent, often due to significant weight loss, natural aging, or hereditary factors. When exercise alone cannot tighten redundant skin, an Arm Lift, or Brachioplasty, provides a surgical solution to reshape the underportion of the upper arm from the armpit area to the elbow.

The Goal of Brachioplasty

An arm lift is designed to create a more toned and proportional appearance by addressing several key concerns:

• Removing Excess Skin: Eliminates the "batwing" appearance caused by sagging, loose skin.
• Targeting Stubborn Fat: Localized fat deposits are often removed in conjunction with skin excision to further refine the shape.
• Tightening Supportive Tissue: The underlying layers of tissue are smoothed and tightened to define the new contour of the arm.

A Personalized Transformation

Depending on the degree of skin laxity, the procedure is tailored to meet your specific needs. For some, a Minimal Incision Arm Lift may be sufficient, while others may benefit from a more comprehensive approach to achieve the desired smoothness. Modern techniques focus on placing incisions as discreetly as possible, typically along the inside or back of the arm.