Arm lift (Brachioplasty) can eliminate or reduce excess skin from your arms
Arm lift surgery Australia – Brachioplasty has the ability to contour your arms from your elbow to your armpit. For some, there is a disproportionate amount of skin and fat in this region. For others, dramatic changes in weight has resulted in loose, redundant skin.
So say goodbye to the discomfort that maybe associated with this area, as our specialised procedures can help you achieve toned and contoured arms.
What is involved with arm lift surgery
This surgery can take up to three hours and is performed under general anaesthetic at a major hospital. This surgery involves removing excess skin and fat resulting in a straight line scar on the inner aspect of the arm. The procedure is often coupled with liposuction to smooth off transition areas.
The procedure can be done as a day procedure or overnight stay. There are no drains and you will be asked to acquire firm fitting garments that will need to be worn for up to 8 weeks post surgery.
Overall, patients are very happy with this procedure because of the natural and slim contour it creates, however it is at the cost of a long scar. This scar is placed as discretely as possible, but in certain positions, the scar will be visible. It is also common for the scars in this region to take a long time to settle, however, Dr Lam will be able to advise you on optimal scar management to get the most out of your healing process.
There are Medicare item numbers that you may be eligible for, however it is best to first discuss this with Dr Lam and clarify with your health fund to see if you are able to take advantage of them.
Arm lift surgery from Cranford House Plastic Surgery Adelaide, Australia
Dr Lam is a specialist plastic surgeon who can work with you to achieve the cosmetic results you want. If you would like to know more, or to request a consultation, contact us today.
Frequently Asked Questions about Brachioplasty
Arm lift surgery involves a number of steps, all of which are performed under general anaesthetic. During the procedure, an incision is made either at the back of the arm or on the inner surface of the upper arm, extending from the armpit to the elbow. Liposuction is then performed in order to remove excess fat, and the underlying muscles are tightened with the use of stitches. Any excess, loose skin is also removed.
Yes, arm reduction surgery is suitable for both men and women. At Cranford House Plastic Surgery, Dr Quoc Lam works with male patients as well, addressing concerns such as excess tissue to help attain their personal objectives.
Arm lift surgery is often a good option for individuals who have lost skin elasticity in the upper arms, and who find that they have areas of sagging skin that have proven resistant to diet and exercise.
At Cranford House Plastic Surgery, a good candidate for an arm lift is generally someone who is in good health, maintains a stable weight, and is seeking to address excess skin in the upper arm area. Individuals should have realistic expectations and be prepared to follow post-operative care instructions to support recovery and results.
We offer arm lift surgery, which effectively eliminates or reduces excess skin from the upper arms. The procedure, also known as brachioplasty, is a highly effective means of contouring the upper arms, specifically from the elbow to the armpit. The procedure is a popular cosmetic surgery for its ability to tighten and revitalise the overall appearance of the upper arms.
Discomfort and swelling are normal in the first few days after arm reduction surgery. At Cranford House Plastic Surgery, patients are given detailed aftercare instructions and support to manage recovery. Most patients find pain manageable with prescribed medication and notice gradual improvement each week.
Arm reduction surgery is generally recommended for adults whose bodies have fully developed. At Cranford House Plastic Surgery, patients are assessed individually, with factors such as health, skin quality and lifestyle considered more important than age alone.
At Cranford House Plastic Surgery, maintaining a stable weight is important for long-term results. Significant weight gain or loss after an arm lift can change the surgical outcome, as it may cause the arms to appear different from after recovery. Patients are encouraged to follow a balanced lifestyle to support and maintain the results of their procedure.
Yes. At Cranford House Plastic Surgery, arm lift surgery can be performed on its own or combined with other procedures such as breast surgery or body procedures. Combining treatments may help patients attain a more comprehensive outcome, but suitability depends on overall health, surgical goals, and your consultation with Dr Quoc Lam.