All medical procedures carry risks. For detailed risks, see our FAQs.

Potential Outcomes of Brachioplasty 

Arm Shape:

May involve removal of excess skin and tissue from the upper arms to alter contour. The degree of visible change varies between individuals.

Balance:

May modify upper-arm shape in the context of the overall body. Outcomes vary between individuals.

Reduced Skin Discomfort:

In some individuals, removal of excess skin may reduce irritation or rubbing associated with movement. Results vary.

Natural Tissue Approach:

Uses the patient’s existing tissue rather than implants or fillers. Outcomes vary depending on anatomy and healing response.

Results and recovery vary between individuals. Your practitioner will discuss possible outcomes, limitations, and risks during consultation. Full risks are available in our FAQs below.

Is Brachioplasty Right for You?

This procedure may be suitable if you:

• Have excess upper-arm skin following weight loss or ageing.

• Have localised fat deposits that persist despite lifestyle measures.

• Possess adequate skin elasticity for outcomes.

• Are in good general health and have realistic expectations about surgical results.

Your doctor will evaluate your medical history, anatomy, and goals to determine if this procedure is appropriate for you.

Brachioplasty: What to Expect 

Initial Consultation:

Your consultation focuses on understanding assessing your concerns, arm contour, skin quality, and general health.

Preparation:

You will receive clear pre-operative instructions and medical assessments to support preparation and recovery.

Procedure:

Excess skin and fat are surgically removed, and the underlying tissues are adjusted to adjusted based on surgical technique and individual anatomy. The procedure is performed under anaesthesia in a sterile surgical setting.

Recovery & Aftercare:

Many patients resume light daily activities within one to two weeks, depending on individual healing and clinical advice. You will receive detailed post-operative care instructions, including wound care, pain management, and follow-up appointments.

As with all surgeries, potential risks include bleeding, infection, delayed healing, and scarring. Your doctor will discuss these in detail.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recovery time for brachioplasty?
Will there be noticeable scarring?
Are the results of brachioplasty permanent?
What if I’m not satisfied with the results?
How do I prepare for brachioplasty?
What are the risks associated with brachioplasty?

Consultation Enquiry

If you’d like to discuss your options or find out more about a procedure, contact our team to schedule a consultation with Dr Obaidi.

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