Arm Lift Before and After
Diet and exercise are sometimes not enough to address stubborn fat and sagging skin on the upper arms. An arm lift, also known as brachioplasty, can be used to remove excess skin and fat from the upper arms, particularly in the tricep area. The goal is to restore a tighter and slimmer-looking upper-arm appearance, allowing you to feel more confident in short-sleeved and tight-fitting tops.
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Generally, the pain after arm lift surgery is mild to moderate, with some bruising and swelling being normal. Dr. Palmer’s unique lifting technique allows him to minimize post-operative pain, with minimal downtime required.
By continuing to care for your body through a healthy diet and regular exercise, the results of arm lift surgery are relatively permanent. However, loss of skin elasticity may affect firmness over time.
The effects of arm lift surgery don’t have an overly large impact on the scale. However, the removal of fat and loose skin on the upper arms can contribute to an overall more toned and tighter upper body appearance.
Because arm lift, or brachioplasty, surgery is considered cosmetic, most insurance companies will not cover the procedure. Palmer Cosmetic Surgery offers multiple payment plan options that can be discussed during your private consultation.
The effect that arm lift surgery can have on confidence and body image can make it well worth the investment. Additionally, when well-maintained, the results of brachioplasty can last for upwards of ten years to a lifetime.
Healthy lifestyle habits can help to improve the look of loose and sagging upper arm skin. However, an arm lift offers the most tightening and lifting potential.