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ARM LIFT
BEFORE AND AFTER GALLERY
Orange County, CA
(All patients have given consent for their photographs to be presented online. Please note that photographs are taken at different stages of healing. Individual results may vary.)
Our patient in her 50’s was dissatisfied with her abdominal fullness and sagging skin (pannus) as well as the excess skin and fat on her arms. We performed an extended tummy tuck with liposuction of the abdomen and flanks at the same time. We also peformed a bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms as well as liposuctioning the excess fat. This is 5 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 40’s had a gastric bypass with massive weight loss followed by a tummy tuck. She disliked the overall results of the tummy tuck and also wished to improve her sagging arm skin, breasts, and back skin. We performed an arm lift, upper body lift (back lift), breast lift, and reverse tummy tuck. She is shown here with amazing results at 5 months after surgery! Note that this is a difficult surgery that should only be performed by a plastic surgeon who specializes in post-bariatric weight loss patients.
Our patient in her 30's disliked the excess, sagging skin and fat on her tummy and arms. We gave her a Mommy Makeover and performed an Arm Lift (Brachioplasty) to take out the excess tissue from her arms and a Tummy Tuck to take out her tummy pouch and tighten her abdomen. This is 2 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 30’s was preparing for her wedding and wanted to fit into her wedding dress without all of the extra skin rolls. She disliked the hanging skin on her arms as well as the multiple rolls on her abdomen. We performed an arm lift (brachioplasty) and an extended tummy tuck to remove all of the extra skin and fat. She looks unbelievable here at 6 weeks after surgery!
Our patient in her early 60's disliked the excess, sagging skin and fat on her tummy and arms. We gave her a Mommy Makeover and performed an Arm Lift to cut out the excess tissue from her arms and a Tummy Tuck to excise the excess tissue and tighten her abdomen. This is almost 6 weeks after surgery.
Our patient in her late 30's presents after weight loss from bariatric surgery with a large amount of excess skin on her arms as well as sagging breasts and tummy. We performed an arm lift (brachioplasty) as well as a breast lift (mastopexy) during her first stage.
We then performed a breast augmentation (330cc SRM silicone implants under the muscle) and a body lift for her second stage. This is roughly 5 months after her first stage and 6 weeks after her second stage.
Our patient in her late 30’s was left with sagging breasts, arms, and stretched out tummy skin after pregnancy. We performed a Mommy Makeover and first gave her a Breast Lift without implants (Mastopexy) to lift her sagging and deflated breasts. 3 months later, we gave her a Tummy Tuck and Arm Lift to remove the excess skin from and tighten up her arms and abdomen. This is almost 8 months after her initial Breast Lift surgery and 5 months after Tummy Tuck and Arm Lift surgery!
Our patient in her 40’s disliked the saggy skin on her arms and wanted to cut out the excess tissue. We performed an Arm Lift to achieve her desired look and tighten up that area. This is almost 4 months after surgery.
Our patient in her late 60’s disliked the saggy skin that remained on her arms and wanted to cut out the excess tissue. We performed an Arm Lift to take out the excess loose skin and tighten up that area. This is almost 3 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 30's disliked the excess, sagging skin on her arms. We performed an Arm Lift to cut out the excess tissue from her arms. This is almost 4 months after surgery.
Our patient in her early 30’s disliked the appearance of her saggy arms and breasts and wanted to give cut out the excess tissue on her arms and breasts as well as give them a lift. We performed a Breast Lift without implants (Mastopexy) with a Breast Reduction, removing 866g and 779g of breast tissue from the left and right respectively, to lift her sagging and deflated breasts as well as an Arm Lift to take out the excess loose skin. This is almost 4 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 20's presents after bariatric surgery (over 100 lb weight loss) with excess skin and fat in her arms. We performed a brachioplasty (arm lift). This is 6 weeks after surgery.
Our lovely patient in her mid 40's disliked the excess skin and fat on her arms. Additionally, she wanted to further trim and etch her figure even after a previous tummy tuck. We performed an Arm Lift to excise the excess tissue from her upper arm area. We also performed Liposuction 360, liposuctioning the abdomen, flanks, upper back, and lower back to take out excess fat and emphasize her body's natural contour. Here she is 2 months post-op.
Our patient in her early 30’s had disliked the excess, sagging skin on her arms. We performed a bilateral Arm Lift to take out the excess skin and fat and tighten up up her arms. This is 3 months after surgery!
Our patient in her early 50's disliked the excess, sagging skin and fat on her tummy and arms. We gave her a Mommy Makeover and performed an Arm Lift (Brachioplasty) to take out the excess tissue from her arms and a Tummy Tuck with Liposuction to the flanks to take out her tummy pouch and tighten her abdomen. This is 2 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 60’s was frustrated with the excess skin on her arms and was embarrassed by her belly rolls. We performed a bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms as well as liposuctioning the excess fat. We also performed an extended tummy tuck with liposuction of the abdomen and flanks at the same time. She is shown here 2 months after surgery with some mild swelling still present.
Our patient in her late 30’s had lost a lot of weight and was left with sagging arm skin, which she wanted improved. We performed a bilateral brachioplasty / arm lift to tighten the arm skin. This is only 7 months after surgery!
Our patient in her 60’s disliked the extra skin and fat on her arms and wanted it removed. We performed a bilateral brachioplasty / arm lift with liposuction to remove the excess tissue. This is 2 months after surgery!
Our patient in her 40’s was dissatisfied with the excess skin on her arms, belly, and thighs. We performed liposuction on the thighs as well as a bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms as well as liposuctioning the excess fat. We also performed an extended tummy tuck with liposuction of the abdomen and flanks at the same time. She is shown here 2.5 months after surgery.
Our patient in her late 30’s disliked the bulky extra skin and fat on her arms. We performed a bilateral Arm Lift with liposuction to remove the excess tissue. This is 2 months after surgery!
Our patient in her 30’s lost a lot of weight and was left with sagging skin on her back, arms, abdomen, and breasts as a result. We performed weight-loss contouring surgery which combined several procedures to get rid of excess skin and fat. This included an arm lift, upper body lift (back lift), and reverse tummy tuck to tighten up those areas. To improve the fullness and volume of her breasts, we performed a breast lift with implants, inserting 385cc moderate profile gummy bear implants and then performed a Wise-pattern (anchor type) breast lift to make her breasts perkier. She is shown here looking great at almost 3 months after surgery!
Our patient in her 30’s disliked the extra skin and fat on her arms and wanted to slim them down. We performed a bilateral Brachioplasty / Arm Lift with liposuction to remove the excess tissue. This is 3 months after surgery!
Our patient in her 60's presents after massive weight loss with a primary complaint of large amounts of excess skin in her arms. The excess skin extended from her forearms along her upper arms and down onto her lateral chest.
We performed an extended brachioplasty (arm lift) from the forearms through the upper arms, and down along the lateral chest to the lower portion of the breast. This is roughly 6 weeks after surgery with only mild swelling present.
Our patient in her 50’s disliked the excess, sagging tissue in her breasts as well as the excess skin and fat on her arms. We performed a bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms as well as liposuctioning the excess fat as well as a breast lift without implants (mastopexy). This is 2 years after surgery.
Our patient in her early 30's disliked the appearance of the saggy tissue on her arms. We performed a brachioplasty (arm lift) to get rid of the excess skin and fat on her arms. This is 2 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 50’s disliked the excess skin and fat on her arms and tummy and wanted to get rid of a lipoma (a lump of fatty tissue) on her right arm. We excised the lipoma and performed a bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms as well as liposuctioning the excess fat. Additionally, we performed a tummy tuck to tighten up her abdomen. This is almost 2 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 20's disliked the appearance of her sagging arm tissue. We performed a brachioplasty (arm lift) to get rid of the excess skin and fat on her arms. This is 6 weeks after surgery.
Our patient in her 40’s previously had a tummy tuck with us and returned to complete her mommy makeover. We performed a breast lift without implants (mastopexy) to lift her sagging and deflated breasts as well as an arm lift to take out the excess loose skin. This is 6 weeks after surgery.
Our patient in her 50's had a lot of loose, excess skin left on her body after undergoing weight loss. We performed a medial thigh lift (thighplasty) and an arm lift (brachioplasty) to tighten the areas and get rid of excess skin. We also performed a secondary tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), as she has already had a tummy tuck in the past but wanted to get rid of more loose skin after her weight loss. This is 2 months after surgery! The scars from the arm lift shown here are 1 year and 3 months after surgery!
Our patient in her early 60’s complained of having "bat wings" aka the extra skin and fat on her arms and wanted it removed. We performed a bilateral Brachioplasty / Arm Lift with liposuction to remove the excess tissue. This is 3 months after surgery!
Our patient in her late 20's disliked the appearance of sagging tissue in her breasts, arms, and back. We performed an Arm Lift and Extended Back Lift to excise the excess skin and tighten up those areas. Additionally, to give more fullness to her breasts, we also performed a Breast Lift with Implants, using 355 cc smooth, round moderate profile silicone implants to fill up the volume . We then performed a Wise-pattern (anchor type) breast lift. This is around 8 weeks after surgery.
Our patient in her 60's presents with sagging arms and breasts. We performed a brachioplasty (arm lift) as well as a breast reduction. This is 3 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 50’s disliked the excess, sagging tissue in her breasts as well as the excess skin and fat on her arms. We gave her a mommy makeover and performed a bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms as well as liposuctioning the excess fat as well as a breast lift without implants (mastopexy). This is almost 2 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 30’s disliked the excess skin and fat on her arms. We performed an arm lift (brachioplasty) and to tighten the skin on her arms. This is 1 month after surgery.
Our patient in her 50's presents with excess skin and fat on her arms. We performed a brachioplasty (arm lift) to remove the fat and extra skin. This is around 7 weeks after surgery.
Our patient in her 50's presents with excess skin and fat on her arms. We performed a brachioplasty (arm lift) to remove the fat and extra skin. This is only 4 weeks after surgery.
Our patient in her 20’s disliked the excess skin and fat on her arms and tummy. We gave her a mommy makeover. We performed a bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms as well as liposuctioning the excess fat as well as a tummy tuck. This is around 3 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 50’s disliked the excess skin and fat on her arms. We performed a bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms as well as liposuctioning the excess fat. This is 6 weeks after surgery!
Our patient in her 50's presents with sagging arm skin. We performed a brachioplasty (arm lift) to remove the loose tissue. This is roughly 3 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 40’s previously had a mini arm lift that didn’t help and wanted to remove the extra skin on her arms. She was also very bothered by the extra skin sagging on her back. We performed an arm lift (brachioplasty) and an upper body lift (back lift) in order to tighten the skin on her arms and back. This is 3 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 20’s disliked the excess skin and fat on her arms. We performed an arm lift (brachioplasty) with liposuction to tighten the skin on her arms. This a little more than 2 months after surgery.
Our patient in her 50’s disliked the extra skin and fat on her arms and wanted it removed. We performed a bilateral brachioplasty / arm lift with liposuction to remove the excess tissue. This is 6 weeks after surgery!
Our patient in her early 40’s disliked the excess skin and fat on her arms. We performed a bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms as well as liposuctioning the excess fat. This is 4 months after surgery!
Our patient in her early 40’s disliked the excess skin and fat on her arms. We performed a vertical bilateral arm lift (brachioplasty), cutting off the extra skin from the arms. This is 3 weeks after surgery!
Our patient in her 30’s disliked the excess skin on her arms. We performed an arm lift (brachioplasty) and to tighten the skin on her arms. This is 3 weeks after surgery.
Arm Lift / Brachioplasty Cost: Starts at $9,325 $7,825 (Limited Time Only!)
Price includes anesthesia fees, surgery center fees, surgeon's fees, and follow-up fees.