 
Arm Lift (Brachioplasty): What Is It?
Loose or sagging skin on the upper arms is a common concern for both women and men.
Beyond the aesthetic impact, excess skin on the arms can also reveal age or cause discomfort in daily life.
Factors such as weight fluctuations, aging, and even genetics can contribute to loss of skin elasticity in this area. While a balanced diet and regular exercise can help, in most cases, they are not enough to fully correct the issue.
Brachioplasty, also known as an arm lift, is a surgical procedure that effectively removes excess fat and skin, restoring firm, youthful-looking arms.
It not only boosts the patient’s confidence, but also enhances the harmony of the body’s silhouette.
Mini Arm Lift: What Is It?
A mini brachioplasty is a smaller-scale surgical procedure, ideal for cases where skin laxity is mild and limited to the upper arm area near the armpit.
It requires a single, smaller incision and results in minimal scarring compared to a full arm lift.
It’s a great solution for those seeking fast and effective results without undergoing a more extensive surgery.
What Issues Can Brachioplasty Treat?
This procedure can successfully address:
- Excess skin and fat
- Sagging and loss of skin elasticity
Stretch marks and even mild cellulite
How Is the Procedure Performed?
Brachioplasty is performed under general or local anesthesia, depending on the patient and the technique used.
The most common method involves an incision along the inner arm, typically extending from the armpit to the elbow.
Through this incision:
- The surgeon removes excess skin and fat
- The underlying tissues are reshaped
- The skin is smoothed and tightened for a natural result
- The incision is closed using absorbable sutures
If necessary, the procedure can be combined with liposuction for optimal contouring.
Although the incisions are permanent, over time they fade significantly and become barely noticeable.
Most patients do not require an overnight stay at the clinic.
Recovery is usually quick and straightforward, provided patients follow all post-op instructions, including wearing a compression garment for at least 4 weeks.
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Book your appointment today!Are There Any Risks?
Brachioplasty is a low-risk procedure when performed by an experienced plastic surgeon.
However, like all surgeries, minor risks such as hematoma, infection, or temporary swelling may occur.
Choosing a qualified and experienced professional can significantly reduce the likelihood of complications.
Before and After Arm Lift
 
Results of Arm Lift Surgery
The results of both full and mini brachioplasty are truly impressive:
- Skin tightening: Say goodbye to loose, sagging skin.
- Enhanced appearance: Slimmer, more defined arms enhance the overall body silhouette.
- Minimal scarring: Incision lines fade over time and become discreet.
- Long-lasting effects: Results are permanent, as long as patients maintain a healthy lifestyle.
To preserve results, it’s important to follow a balanced diet and engage in regular physical activity after recovery.
Cost of Brachioplasty
The cost of the procedure depends on various factors, including:
- The extent of the skin laxity
- The technique used (full vs. mini arm lift)
- Whether it’s combined with other procedures (like liposuction)
- The desired aesthetic results
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Dr. Konstantinos Makrygiorgis, a highly experienced plastic surgeon specializing in aesthetic surgery, guarantees natural-looking, harmonious, and long-lasting results tailored to your body.
 
Plastic Surgeon Dr. Konstantinos Ch. Makrygiorgis
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