Plastic surgery of the upper arm

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Surgery time:
1,5 h
Hospital (stay):
1 day
Healing period:
3-6 month
Anaesthesia:
General anaesthesia

Saggy, loose and fluttering skin of arms is a common event, inevitably occurring with ageing. If you are unhappy with the appearance of your arms and saggy skin lowers your self–esteem, restricts fitting in clothes, a plastic surgery of the upper arm is the only way to restore a nice shape of your arms.

How the plastic surgery of the upper arm is done?

During the plastic surgery of the upper arm an incision is made in the medial part of arm from the elbow towards the armpit, therefore a scar usually remains invisible. During the surgery that lasts 2–4 hours, the surgeon removes the excessive skin and lipid tissue, lifts and anchors the remaining tissues to reach the desired result.

Post-surgical period and care

You will experience mild swelling, pain, aching and bruising during the first week. Sutures are removed after 10–14 days. To facilitate optimal healing for about 6 weeks you will have to wear a special medical garment – compressive sleeves. After this period and doctor’s approval you can return back to your routine and physical activities. Up to that time you shall avoid lifting heavy items, strains and lifting you arms up.  

Results of the plastic surgery of the upper arm

The surgery results last life-long, physical activity and healthy life style will help to maintain them. Because of natural ageing the forearm area will lose its tightness, however, will look nicer than before the surgery. 

Prices

Arm lift

From  2500€‎

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