Age or weight loss can cause the skin of the upper arms to sag. Brachioplasty, commonly known as arm lift surgery, removes excess skin and fatty deposits as well as tightens the underlying muscles.
Why Choose Us
Surgical expertise in body contouring procedures is an important part of ensuring a positive outcome, particularly for those that are often performed after weight loss, like arm lift surgery. Kaufman & Davis Plastic Surgery has been specializing in post weight loss plastic surgery for over a decade, and our results speak for themselves.
Many of our patients stay with us long-term, and the same is true for most of our support staff. We’ve also worked with the same group of anesthesiologists for close to 10 years.
At Kaufman & Davis Plastic Surgery, we understand that any cosmetic surgery can feel like a big step. We’re invested in helping you make the decision that’s best for you.
Please call us at 916-983-9895 to schedule an appointment
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BEFORE AND AFTER
PHOTO GALLERY
What to Expect
The best candidates for arm lift surgery are men or women who are in relatively good shape and have predominantly excess skin around the upper arms. For those patients who notice extra fat or tissue in the upper arms more so than loose skin, liposuction may be suggested as an alternative. Dr. Kaufman or Dr. Davis will help you decide which procedure is best for meeting your personal appearance goals.
Arm lift surgery after weight loss is often performed in combination with other post-weight loss body contouring procedures. If you have additional problem spots besides the upper arms, you should check with your surgeon about your options.
Your Consult
During your consultation, your surgeon will ask you about your cosmetic goals and your lifestyle. Using this information, he will tailor your brachioplasty procedure to specifically suit your needs. This is a good time for you to ask any questions you may have about your surgery. You’ll also be provided with detailed instructions to follow before and after your arm lift.
Preparing for Your Arm Lift
During the brachioplasty procedure, an incision is made in the axilla, or armpit. From this incision, your surgeon will work to remove skin and fat from the upper arm. Often, liposuction may be performed at the same time, but the exact steps used during arm lift surgery will be different for each individual.
Recovery &
Results
Although your individual experience may vary, recovery from brachioplasty typically takes 7 to 10 days, with full return to activities in 4 to 6 weeks.
Meet Our Doctors
Our board-certified plastic surgeons’ esteemed credentials and personal care make them leaders in cosmetic surgery.
Meet Our Doctors
Our board-certified plastic surgeons’ esteemed credentials and personal care make them leaders in cosmetic surgery.
Telephone No.916-983-9895
