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Arm lift surgery, medically referred to as brachioplasty, can give your upper arms a much firmer, tighter appearance. Even if you are in the best shape of your life, the upper arms can be two of the most stubborn areas of the body when it comes to the accumulation of excess fat and skin that is resistant to diet and exercise. This is a very common condition and often results from weight loss or the loss of skin elasticity that occurs during the natural aging process. An arm lift can go a long way toward resolving the problem by removing loose, sagging skin and pulling the remaining skin taut. Atlanta plastic surgeon Dr. Thomas Lintner can give your arms a smoother, more youthful appearance with this popular procedure.
An arm lift is a cosmetic surgical procedure aimed at improving the appearance of the upper arms. It involves removing excess skin and fat from between the elbow and the armpit, which often becomes necessary after significant weight loss or due to aging. The procedure tightens and contours the underlying supportive tissue, giving the arms a more toned and youthful appearance.
An arm lift can be performed as a standalone procedure, but it is also often incorporated into post-bariatric body contouring treatments to help patients address excess skin after major weight loss.
Arm lift surgery can typically be performed on an outpatient basis. Most people who have an arm lift are able to resume normal daily activities after about one week; however, this can vary from patient to patient. You will need to avoid any strenuous activity for a number of weeks following arm lift surgery to ensure that the treatment areas have fully healed. Dr. Lintner will customize the arm lift surgery to your unique needs. During your initial examination, he will answer all of your questions and help you determine whether arm lift surgery is the ideal option for your goals.
For more information on arm lift surgery, or to schedule a consultation with Dr. Lintner, please contact Advanced Aesthetic Surgery today.