Arm Lift

Extra skin and fat on the upper arms is always unwelcome. The arm lift procedure is designed to remove these unwelcome tissues and give you beautiful recontoured arms. After the removal of these tissues, the arm lift recovery process will begin. The recovery period can take around four to six weeks. Be very careful with…

Do you have “bat wings”? Those large, hanging sections of skin on your upper arms are embarrassing and make life more difficult. An arm lift gets rid of bat wings and leaves your arms looking youthful and fantastic. How do bat wings happen in the first place? Age, genetics, and major weight loss can cause…

Brachioplasty surgery can restore shape and tone to the upper arms, removing that unpleasant drooping skin and flab and recontouring the underlying tissues. If brachioplasty seems like it might be beneficial for you, read on to learn more. Various types of brachioplasty incision may be employed depending on the patient’s aesthetic goals and the plastic…

The latest statistics from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons show that since the year 2000, upper arm lifts in women are up more than 4,000 percent. In 2000, a little over 300 women had arm lift surgery. Last year, more than 15,000 did. In a typical week, that’s a surgery every 10 minutes! Natalie…

Once you’ve had arm lift surgery to get your upper arms recontoured and make them more beautiful, you’ll experience the arm recontouring recovery process. If you’re sure to follow your doctor’s post-operative care instructions, the process as a whole will be shorter. In around three weeks, you’ll most likely be able to return to your…

Because upper arm flab is made up of not only excess skin but also fatty tissue, liposuction is a typical part of the arm lift procedure. Liposuction will suction away those stubborn fat cells, giving you lean, toned arms you can be proud to show off. In cases where there is a lot of excess…