Arm Lift
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Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What is Arm lift or brachioplasty?
A: This operation removes lax skin on the inner aspect of the upper arm, which often becomes apparent with weight loss. In many cases. It is combined with liposuction to achieve an optimal result.
Q: What is the main trade off of an arm lift?
A: There is a scar, which often extends from the elbow to the armpit. The scar is not apparent in with the arms at the side but can be visible for many months after the surgery when the arms are elevated.
Q: How long until I can use my arms for normal activities?
A: Most patients can resume limited activities in one to two weeks with full use of arms at one month.
Q: What is a mini brachialplasty?
A: In cases of minimal laxity. The incision may be limited to the armpit area. Most of the hairbearing skin of the axilla is removed and the scar is limited to the axilla.