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Arm Lift Surgery (Brachioplasty)

Arm Lift Surgery (Brachioplasty)

Arm Lift Surgery What is (Brachioplasty)?

Arm lift surgery is a popular surgical procedure for individuals who experience sagging and loosening in the arm area, especially after aging or excessive weight loss. Here is what you need to know about this surgery:

What is the Purpose of the Surgery? Arm lift surgery provides a more aesthetic and tight arm appearance by removing excess skin and fat and tightening the muscles in the arm area. This offers both aesthetic and functional benefits.

Who is it Suitable For? Those who experience loosening and sagging in the arm area as a result of the aging process, Individuals who have excess skin in the arm area after extreme weight loss, Those who are in good general health and do not have any serious health problems.

Risks and Complications As with every surgical procedure, arm lift surgery also has some risks. Complications such as infection, bleeding, and delayed wound healing may be seen, although rare. Your doctor will provide you with detailed information about these risks before surgery.

You can have a tighter and more aesthetically pleasing arm appearance after arm lift surgery. It is important to adopt a healthy lifestyle for the results to be permanent. A balanced diet and regular exercise will support the long-term success of the surgery.

Processing Processes

Before & After Process

Pre-Surgery

Before surgery, we evaluate your health and determine if you are a suitable candidate for surgery. Certain medical tests and evaluations may be performed.

Surgery Time

It is usually performed under general anesthesia and can take 1-3 hours. During the surgery, excess skin and fat are removed, muscles are tightened and a new arm profile is created.

Recovery Process in the Hospital

Arm lift surgery is a procedure that usually requires a 1-2 day hospital stay.

Recovery at Home

Take care to rest for the first few days and avoid strenuous activities. Support blood circulation and prevent complications by taking light walks. Keeping your arms elevated while lying down can help reduce swelling. Support your arms with pillows. Keep the surgery area clean and dry. Prefer to wear comfortable and loose clothing. Use painkillers and other medications regularly.