Brachioplasty (Arm Lift) in Salem, OR

Understanding Upper Arm Lift Surgery

Weight loss, aging, and genetic factors can cause unexpected changes in upper arm appearance. Despite exercise and muscle development, excess skin between the armpit and elbow may persist. An arm lift addresses weak tissues and fat deposits, providing a more contoured arm profile.

Candidate Qualifications for Arm Lift

Ideal candidates for an upper arm lift include:

• Healthy adults with loose underarm skin
• Individuals at a stable, consistent weight
• Non-smokers
• Patients with realistic expectations
• Individuals in good overall health

Surgical Procedure Details

Brachioplasty reshapes the upper arm area by removing excess skin and fat. The procedure may involve:

• Surgical tissue removal
• Liposuction
• Tissue reshaping and tightening
• Skin smoothing

Potential Risks and Considerations

Like all surgical procedures, arm lift surgery carries potential risks, including:

• Anesthesia complications
• Bleeding
• Infection
• Nerve or tissue damage
• Potential scarring

Recovery and Healing Process

Post-surgical recovery typically involves:

• Elastic bandages and drainage tubes
• Limited physical activity
• Pain management
• Follow-up appointments
• Gradual healing over several months

Transformative Results

An arm lift can help patients achieve more contoured, toned upper arms, enabling greater confidence in sleeveless clothing and improved body silhouette.

For more information about Arm Lift in Salem, OR, submit an enquiry to Leonard Dann K MD.