Brachioplasty

Brachioplasty is an arm lift surgery to tighten the arms and help remove excess fat and skin in the arms, by surgically removing it from the arms to the desired form, shape and size. The size of the surgical incision depends on the amount of fat and skin that is to be removed. Arm lift surgery removes the excess skin and fat between the underarm and elbow, smoothing out the skin and making the arms looking smaller. Larger women who have lost large amounts of weight in a short amount of time also may have sagging tissue in the under arms.

Arm lift surgery requires highly-experienced surgeons because this procedure can often cause clear blisters in the underarm. However, our surgeons will make only small and accurate incisions, equipped with medically international standard operating rooms.

This procedure takes approximately 3 hours. Post-op recovery period is approximately 2 weeks, and refrain from overexerting your arms for about 3 months before returning to normal daily activities. The surgical wound is incised horizontally along the under arm, and scarring will gradually fade over time. Keloid scarring can also be managed and treated after.