Arm Lift

Case #7120

Brachioplasty with the scar well hidden on the inside of the arm.

Case #7362

Crescent brachioplasty with circumferential liposuction will improve moderate skin laxity while sparing the patient a long linear scar down the arm.

Case #7458

Case #7208

L brachioplasty

Case #6180

Front view of arm lift procedures, also called brachioplasty. When performed properly, the incisions are well hidden in both front and back.

Case #6174

This example illustrates the bat wing deformity. Over resection would result in disproportionate arms in relation to the body. Often the result of massive weight loss, the skin fails to retract. Over resection would result in disproportionate arms in relation to the body.

Case #6162

The brachioplasty arm lift incision generally runs on the inner aspect of the arm up to the chest. In severe cases of skin laxity, the incision must be carried into the armpit.

Case #6158

Brachioplasty addresses the skin laxity of the upper arm. Here, a large portion of skin was resected.

Case #6154

Brachioplasty (arm lift). Tattoo was blacked out for patient confidentiality.