Brachioplasty
Arm Lift
- Recovery time
- Approximately 2 weeks for everyday activities and 4 weeks before engaging in moderate physical activity.
- Anesthesia
- General
- Hospitalization
- No
Tighten And Reshape The Arms
The arm lift addresses skin laxity on the inner arms, sometimes referred to as “bat wings.” This common condition follows weight loss, pregnancy, or aging. The procedure removes excess skin and fat, tightening the arms for a more toned contour.
Excess skin and sagging on the inner arms.
Post-weight-loss changes (including after Ozempic® / Wegovy®).
Aesthetic or functional concerns (chafing, difficulty with clothing).
Women seeking firmer, more youthful arm contours.
Discreet incision along the inner arm (from armpit to elbow depending on extent).
Removal of excess skin and any residual fat.
Redraping of skin with fine sutures
General anesthesia.
2 hours.
Day surgery, without hopitalization.
Compression sleeve for 4–6 weeks.
Swelling and bruising for 1–2 weeks.
Back to work in 7–10 days.
Sports after 6–8 weeks.
Firmer, reshaped arms.
Significant reduction of skin laxity.
Long-lasting results with stable weight.
FAQ
They are located along the inner arm and fade over time, though visible in some positions.
Discomfort is usually moderate and well managed with pain relief.
Yes, provided weight remains stable and skin is not subjected to major changes."
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