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If you are thinking about getting a brachioplasty, choose a certified cosmetic surgeon for a safe and successful surgery. Dr. Renato Rodríguez has a lot of experience and has achieved amazing results, where he can make your arms firmer and more toned. His skills have helped many patients feel happier and more confident.
We understand the importance of this choice and are here to support patients at every stage, providing information and addressing questions from pre-examinations to post-surgery recovery. Our priority is to ensure that they feel comfortable and safe at all times.
Brachioplasty is an aesthetic surgical procedure, also known as arm lift, performed to remove excess skin and fat in the area from the armpit to the elbow.
The times may vary depending on the patient.
Procedure duration
2 hours
Discomfort time
2 days
Recovery time
3 weeks
Type of anesthesia
Local / General
Necessary hospitalization
No
The procedure involves making an incision on the inner part of the arm, which may extend from the armpit to the elbow, depending on the amount of skin to be removed. Excess skin and, in some cases, fat are removed to achieve more toned arms.
Includes: Surgeon's fees, surgical equipment, operating room, and outpatient stay in the hospital. Additionally, post-surgical follow-up appointments necessary until discharge are also covered.
Not included: Post-surgical garments (arm), pre-operative tests, and necessary medications.
Ideal candidates for brachioplasty are those who have experienced significant weight loss or have sagging arms due to aging. They should maintain a stable weight and be in good physical health. The evaluation of a certified cosmetic surgeon is essential to determine the suitability for brachioplasty.
Brachioplasty does not specifically focus on correcting stretch marks, as its main goal is to address skin sagging in the arms. While removing excess skin during this procedure can have a positive side effect in reducing the appearance of stretch marks in the treated area, it does not eliminate existing stretch marks or directly address skin texture.
Yes, brachioplasty surgery leaves a scar that is located on the inner part of the arm, where it is barely visible. However, it is important to note that the extent of the scar will depend on the amount of skin removed during the procedure.
The medications are analgesics and antibiotics.
The risks and potential complications associated with brachioplasty include bleeding, hematoma, seroma, healing difficulties, risk of infection, potential damage to nearby nerves, pain, and temporary alterations in sensitivity.
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