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The correction of deformities in the upper part of the arm, which can occur due to weight gain, weight loss, and certain medical conditions, is referred to as brachioplasty. The procedure involves using liposuction and/or surgically removing sagging tissues. The surgery can be performed either through the armpit or the inner upper arm.
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Suitable candidates for an arm lift are individuals with significant sagging skin on their upper arms, often resulting from weight loss or aging. Good candidates should be in overall good health and have realistic expectations about the outcomes.
As with any surgery, there are risks, including infection, scarring, and adverse reactions to anesthesia. It's crucial to discuss potential complications with your surgeon before the procedure.
Results are long-lasting, but aging and lifestyle factors can impact them. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including regular exercise and a balanced diet, can help preserve the results.
The recovery period varies, but patients typically need about 2-4 weeks to resume normal activities. Strenuous exercise may need to be avoided for a more extended period, as directed by the surgeon.