(Brachioplasty)
Arm Lift
Let Optum Plastic Surgery’s skilled surgeons apply their artistry to give you firmer, more youthful-looking arms with an arm lift.
What is (Brachioplasty) Arm Lift?
Weight fluctuations, genetics, and aging often cause changes in the body, including the upper arms. The arms, like many other areas of the body, can experience loosening of the tissue and skin, causing a sagging look, sometimes referred to as “bat wings.”
Arm lift surgery, also referred to as Brachioplasty, removes the excess skin and fat from the underside of the upper arms, typically from elbow to armpit. Your surgeon will carefully remove the tissue while tightening the arms, resulting in a more sculpted, youthful appearance.
- Firmer, more toned arms
- Improved arm contour and more youthful appearance
- A renewed sense of self-confidence
- Improved fit to your clothing
- Beautiful, natural results
Patient experience | (Brachioplasty) Arm Lift
I love the results!
Everything was better than expected. The day of surgery was splendid. Everyone made me feel comfortable and secure. Honest, clear, careful and I love the results.
Surgeons who perform this procedure
FAQs
How is an arm lift procedure performed?
−An arm lift procedure is performed by removing extra skin and subcutaneous tissue (fat) from the inner arm, typically from elbow to armpit. Depending on the recommendations of your surgeon, liposuction may also be recommended. A typical arm lift results in a scar from the elbow to the armpit which is concealed within the inner aspect of the arm, and occasionally within the armpit.
What are the risks associated with arm lift surgery?
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