Arm Lift
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About Arm Lift
The procedure may vary from person to person, but in general;
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Average Length of Stay
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Duration of Hospitalization
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Operation Duration
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Anesthesia
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Recovery Time
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7 Days
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1 Day
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2-4 Hours
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General Anesthesia
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1-2 Weeks
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What is Arm Lift?
Sagging of the upper, back and inner parts of the arm is often associated with fat deposits and sagging skin. Another reason for sagging is related to old age, gravity and intermittent weight loss. Because the skin and subcutaneous tissue are looser in these areas. The rate of fat tissue accumulated with sagging varies from person to person. For this reason, each patient who will undergo arm lift aesthetics should be evaluated individually. Arm lift surgeries can be performed alone or in combination with breast reduction, breast lift, tummy tuck, leg lift and liposuction.
What is Arm Lift Surgery and Who Is It Performed?
The procedure in which excess fat and skin in the arm area of the person is removed and thin and taut-looking arms are provided is called arm lift surgery. Arm lift surgeries are usually performed on women aged 40 and over. Arm lift aesthetics can be performed on anyone who has excess fat and skin in the arm area and is uncomfortable with this appearance.
How Are Arm Lift Surgeries Performed?
Arm lift surgery is started by making an “L” shaped incision from the armpit to the elbow. Mostly, only excess skin is removed from the patient and arm tension is increased. However, liposuction method is added to the arm lift procedure in patients whose arms are too thick. If this method is added, the operation will be more successful. While the operation is performed under general anesthesia, the duration of the operation varies between half an hour and three hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The results of arm lift aesthetics are usually long-term and permanent. However, changes may occur over time as a result of aging, weight changes and gravity.
There are some risks in every surgical procedure such as arm lift aesthetics. These may include infection, bleeding, wound healing problems and contour irregularities. Following the advice of a specialist plastic surgeon can minimize the risks.
Scars may vary depending on the incisions and surgical techniques performed during arm lift aesthetics. Modern surgical techniques are designed to make scars minimal and almost invisible.