Everything You Should Know About an Arm Lift

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Thinking About Arm Lift Surgery? Facts You Should Know – Cleveland Clinic

Sagging skin on your upper arms can occur, particularly if you have experienced significant weight loss or aging. While diet and exercise can help tone your underlying muscles, they may not address excess skin and fat. An arm lift Austin, is a cosmetic procedure that can remove excess skin and fat from your upper arms, resulting in a more toned, youthful, and proportionate appearance. Arm lift surgery can enhance your self-confidence and body image, making you feel more comfortable and confident in your skin.

Determining your eligibility for arm lift surgery

During your initial appointment at Pearce Plastic Surgery, your doctor will review your medical history, current health status, and aesthetic goals to determine your eligibility for the procedure. They may also conduct a physical examination to assess the extent of excess skin and fat in your upper arms. Your provider may also ask about your weight loss history, including how much you have lost and how long ago you lost it. They may also ask about any medical conditions or medications you are taking that could impact your eligibility for surgery. In addition, they may evaluate the elasticity of your skin and the tone of your underlying muscles before creating a personalized surgical approach.

What to expect during the procedure

Before the procedure, your doctor will administer general anesthesia to ensure you are comfortable and pain-free. Then, they will make an incision along the underside of your arm to access the excess skin and fat. The team may use liposuction to remove excess fat and then carefully remove the excess skin before suturing the remaining skin in place. They will then apply dressings and compression to aid in the healing process.

The length of the surgery and recovery time will vary depending on the extent of the procedure. In most cases, arm lift surgery takes between one to three hours. You may need to remain at the facility overnight for observation. Following the surgery, you will experience discomfort, swelling, and bruising, which you can manage with pain medication and adequate rest. You may also need to avoid strenuous activities for several weeks and follow your surgeon’s instructions regarding wound care and post-operative follow-up appointments.

Potential complications associated with the surgery

As with any surgical procedure, arm lift surgery carries risks and potential complications. These may include infection, bleeding, scarring, numbness or tingling in your arms, poor wound healing, skin discoloration, and fluid accumulation. Your risk of complications can be higher if you have pre-existing medical conditions or smoke, as smoking can impair your body’s ability to heal after surgery. It is important to discuss these risks with your surgeon during your initial consultation and follow all post-operative instructions carefully to minimize your risk of complications.

While complications are rare, you should seek immediate medical attention if you experience any unusual symptoms after the surgery, such as excessive bleeding, fever, or signs of infection. Carefully selecting a qualified surgeon and following all pre-and post-operative instructions can help minimize your risk of complications and improve your chances of a successful outcome.

To explore the benefits of an arm lift, call the Pearce Plastic Surgery office or book an appointment online.

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