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The outcomes shown are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors, including the individual’s genetics, diet and exercise. Some images may have the patient’s tattoos, jewellery or other identifiable items blurred to protect patient identities.
Our Philosophy on Brachioplasty (Arm Lift)
Our approach to brachioplasty is guided by a commitment to delivering personalised care that addresses each patient’s anatomical needs and specific goals. The surgeons who operate at AR Plastic Surgery have many years of experience performing this procedure and take great pride working towards results that align with the aesthetic expectations discussed during consultations. By utilising their skill, they aim to meet the patient’s goals by providing results that reflect both technical skill and a deep understanding of each patient’s objectives.
Our philosophy places a strong emphasis on informed consent, ensuring patients are thoroughly educated about the procedure, its potential outcomes, and the recovery process associated with brachioplasty. We maintain open and honest communication throughout, discussing the technical aspects of the surgery and the nature of the changes that can be achieved, helping to set realistic expectations and enabling patients to make well-informed decisions about their surgery.
Patient safety and satisfaction are paramount in our practice. We conduct stringent pre-operative assessments to ensure each patient is a suitable candidate for the procedure, taking into account their overall health, skin quality, and psychological preparedness for surgery. This comprehensive evaluation helps achieve outcomes that align with the patient’s goals.
Understanding Brachioplasty Surgery
Brachioplasty, commonly known as an arm lift, is a surgical procedure that reshapes the upper arms by removing excess skin and fat, typically from the underarm to the elbow. This procedure may be suitable for individuals who have experienced significant weight changes, leading to excess skin that may not respond to exercise, or for those affected by natural ageing or genetic factors that impact skin elasticity.
The primary goal of brachioplasty is to reshape the arms by reducing excess skin and fat, focusing on changing the overall structure. It’s important for candidates to understand that this procedure addresses the upper arms’ contours rather than serving as a weight-loss solution. During consultations, surgeons provide detailed explanations of the procedure, ensuring patients have realistic expectations regarding both the structural and aesthetic results that can be achieved.
In addition to reshaping the arms, the procedure also addresses physical discomfort by reducing excess skin in the area. It can also increase the range of motion of the treated area and allow the patient to engage in daily activities without experiencing discomfort, making brachioplasty both a functional and aesthetic solution for suitable candidates.