What anesthesia will I have?
- General anesthesia or another appropriate anesthetic plan is chosen for the extent of your operation.
Brachioplasty for Loose Upper-Arm Skin
Reshape loose upper-arm skin for a smoother silhouette.

An arm lift, also called brachioplasty, removes extra upper-arm skin and contours the tissue underneath. The incision is planned around where the excess skin lies and how much correction you need. Liposuction may be added when fat also contributes to fullness.

We look at each area you would like to change and plan the right treatment for its anatomy.
Your NuSelf surgeon marks the loose skin and confirms the incision length and anesthesia.
Excess upper-arm skin is removed and underlying tissue contoured, with liposuction when appropriate.
Dressings and any prescribed compression are placed; you receive limits for reaching, lifting and exercise.
This space is reserved for real patient photographs. We will add approved comparisons here.
Tell your NuSelf surgeon what you would like arm lift to change and which daily activities matter during recovery.
An examination of the relevant tissue helps distinguish hanging upper-arm skin from concerns that need another approach.
Review the proposed operation, incision placement, anesthesia, home support and a personalized quote before deciding.
At your consultation, we will discuss your goals, explain the visit and recovery, and provide a personalized quote.
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