Arm lifting Cluj-Napoca

Firmer arms, smoother contour and regained confidence

Arm lifting, also called brachioplasty, is the intervention by which it is eliminated excess loose skin and, when necessary, fat deposits on the upper side of the arms. The desired result is a firmer, more proportioned contour that is easier to integrate into your lifestyle.

What do we discuss at the consultation?

  • 1
    The degree of sagging skin, skin elasticity and the amount of adipose tissue.
  • 2
    The difference between simple liposuction, mini-brachioplasty and full brachioplasty.
  • 3
    Scar position, recovery, compression sleeves and the final cost of the intervention.
About the procedure

What is an arm lift?

Brachioplasty it is the surgical intervention by which it is removed excess of skin and the upper arms are reshaped. It is recommended especially when the skin no longer retreats through sports or diet, especially after significant weight loss or with the loss elasticity.

Important: exercise can tone the muscles, but it can't remove the skin left when elasticity is lost.
7-10 days until office work resumes
4-6 weeks of protection and compression
1:1 plan adapted to the shape of the arm
Aesthetic approach

Firmer contour with discreetly planned scars

In brachioplasty, the result is the balance between a leaner arm and positioning as much as possible discrete of the scar. Depending on the excess skin, the incision may be limited to the armpit or se it may extend to the inner face of the arm, where it is less visible in position relaxed.

Types of interventions

Solutions for loose skin and uneven contour

The choice of technique depends on the quality of the skin, the amount of fat and how extensive it is integumentary excess.

01

Complete brachioplasty

It is recommended when loose skin extends from the armpit to the elbow. He moves away skin excess and reshapes the arm for a firmer and more proportionate appearance.

02

Mini brachioplasty

May be suitable for limited excess skin located close to the armpit. The advantage is o shorter scar, hidden in the crease of the armpit, but not indicated for cases extended.

03

Associated liposuction

If there are also fat deposits, liposuction can be combined with lifting to a thinness and even out the arm. If the skin is already loose, liposuction alone is not sufficient.

04

Scars and recovery

For major corrections, scarring is inevitable, but it is strategically placed on the face inner or back of the arm. Over time, it matures and fades progressive.

Directions

When an arm lift may be recommended

The procedure is taken into account when excess skin changes the appearance of the arms, causes discomfort or limits confidence in wearing sleeveless clothing.

  • Loose skin on upper arms.
  • "Bat wings" appearance after significant weight loss.
  • Excess skin that does not retract through sports.
  • Irritation or discomfort from rubbing the skin.
  • Fat deposits associated with integumentary laxity.
  • The desire for a firmer and more proportionate contour.
Consultation

Skin assessment makes a difference

During the consultation, it is determined whether the main problem is fat, sagging skin or a combination of the two. If the skin has good elasticity, it may be enough liposuction. If the skin is flabby, the right solution is an arm lift.

Recovery

Compression sleeves and protection

After the procedure, wearing compression sleeves helps reduce edema and support the new outline. Heavy lifting, wide movements and sports should be avoided until the agreement the doctor.

Costs

How much does an arm lift cost?

The final cost is determined after consultation, depending on the required technique, length incision, the amount of excess skin, the association with liposuction and the type of anesthesia.

  • Plastic / aesthetic surgery consultation £65
  • Brachioplasty / arm lift Price on consultation
  • Operating plan Personalized
Clarity: after the examination you receive a plan adapted to your case, with explanations about scars, recovery, compression and costs.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common questions about brachioplasty, scars, recovery and the difference from liposuction.

What is an arm lift?

Arm lifting, or brachioplasty, is the intervention by which the excess of skin and the upper part of the arm, between the armpit and the elbow, is reshaped.

Can I get rid of loose skin just by exercising?

Sports can strengthen the muscles, but it cannot remove the excess skin when it has lost its elasticity. In these cases, the correction is surgical.

Can only liposuction be done?

Yes, but only if the skin has good elasticity and the main problem is fat. If there is loose skin, liposuction alone can accentuate the sagging appearance.

Where does the scar remain?

The scar is usually positioned on the inside or back of the arm, like this so that to be as little visible as possible when the arms are relaxed by the body.

How long does recovery take?

Initial recovery usually takes 7-10 days for light activities. Sport and weight lifting is gradually resumed, according to the doctor's instructions.

Is the compression sleeve mandatory?

Yes. Compression helps reduce swelling, supports tissues and helps to achieve a more even contour during the healing period.

Do you want to find out which variant suits you?

Schedule a consultation for a personalized arm assessment with clear explanations of technique, scars, recovery and costs.

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