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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Arm Lift.
An arm lift (brachioplasty) surgically removes excess skin and tightens underlying tissues to reshape the upper arm. Incisions vary by extent; the goal is a slimmer, smoother silhouette with improved arm contour and proportion.
Ideal candidates are adults with excess upper-arm skin, stable body weight, and realistic expectations. Non-smokers or those willing to quit have lower complication rates. Medical history, skin quality, and goals are assessed during consultation to determine suitability.
Most patients return to light activities within one to two weeks; swelling and bruising subside over several weeks. Strenuous exercise and heavy lifting should be avoided for four to six weeks. Full settling of contours and scar maturation can take several months.
Incision placement aims to minimize visibility; scars typically run along the underarm to inner arm and gradually fade. Scar care, sunscreen, and time improve appearance, though some permanent faint scarring is expected. We review scar placement during consultation.
Yes. An Arm Lift is commonly combined with liposuction, breast or body-contouring procedures to enhance overall proportion. Combining procedures can reduce total downtime, but safety and individualized planning determine timing, extent, and optimal combination.
Results are long-lasting when weight is stable and skin quality is maintained. Natural aging and significant weight changes can affect outcomes, but most patients enjoy years of improved arm contour with healthy lifestyle and appropriate follow-up care.