Arm Lift Plastic Surgery in Alpharetta, GA
ARM LIFT WITH LASER LIPOSUCTION
If there is a significant amount of excess skin, then a full brachioplasty will be recommended. In a full brachioplasty, an incision is made from the under arm to the elbow to remove this loose skin.
If there is less skin laxity, then an aggressive laser-assisted liposuction is combined with an underarm incision only. This is called an “axillary brachioplasty.”
Arm Lift Consultation
At The Graivier Center, we value our personal relationships with our patients. Each patient is treated as an individual, and as such, is given a personal consultation prior to any treatment. Dr. Graivier and his staff will meet with you to help you make decisions regarding which procedure(s) or treatment(s) will result in achieving your aesthetic goals. The consultation will conclude with a discussion about the desired treatment, your expectations, the benefits and risks associated with the treatment and post-treatment recovery.
Arm Lift Complementary Procedures
It is a common practice for patients undergoing arm lift surgery to combine several procedures at once that will offer complementary or enhanced results. At The Graivier Center, we will take the time to walk potential patients through all of the risks and benefits of each surgery, whether you choose a single treatment or multiple treatments.
Patients undergoing can elect to combine the following procedures for enhanced results:
Arm Lift Surgery
A full brachioplasty involves an incision made along the inside of the upper arm from the underarm to the elbow.
The incision for an axillary brachioplasty is in the armpit only.
For the laser-assisted liposuction option, the only incisions are small puncture incisions.
Arm Lift Surgery Recovery
Following your arm lift surgery, compression garments will be applied to minimize swelling and aid in healing.
Following a full brachioplasty, small drainage tubes will be placed at the incision site. No new punctures or incisions are necessary. These will drain any excess fluid and will be removed usually within five to 10 days following surgery.
When to Consider an Arm Lift
- You have loose or hanging skin or excess fat in upper arms
- Toning exercises have not addressed upper arm hanging skin
- You have lost a significant amount of weight
