After your arm lift (brachioplasty) surgery, it takes averagely two to three weeks before you can resume driving. Before then, you’ll need someone to drive you from the hospital after your procedure and during our follow-up appointments. Your arm lift (Brachioplasty) surgery will affect the full functioning of your arms,
As you age, your skin loses elasticity, becomes thinner, and begins to sag. Other age-related internal and external factors, such as muscular changes, weight loss and decreased body volume, and sun damage, contribute to skin laxity. An arm lift surgery (brachioplasty) incorporated with VASER liposuction is the ideal remedy for
Considering brachioplasty (Arm lift)? Learn about the potential brachioplasty complications, like scarring, infections, and nerve damage. This guide prepares you for the risks and helps you make informed decisions. Key Takeaways Common Complications of Brachioplasty Disclaimer: Operation performed by Dr Bernard Beldholm. Adult content, surgery has risks; individual results vary,
Brachioplasty (Arm Lift) recovery can be challenging, but knowing what to expect can make it easier. This article covers the phases of recovery, from immediate post-op care to long-term healing, and provides tips to manage pain, swelling, and scarring effectively. Key Takeaways Understanding Brachioplasty (Arm Lift) Recovery Disclaimer: Operation performed
When one loses a substantial amount of weight after years of severe obesity, skin elasticity in the upper arms will diminish. Brachioplasty (arm lift surgery) is a body contouring surgery designed to remove excess skin and stubborn fat from the upper arms, offering new body contours with just a few
Nerve injury is a recognised complication of surgery. There is a wide spectrum of nerve injuries, from mild lesions that recover spontaneously to the most severe, in which intervention is required. For a surgeon, the challenge rests in identifying the extent of the injury, as prompt recognition and action will
Acute compartment syndrome is a rare, but potentially life-threatening risk of brachioplasty (arm-lift) surgery. Mainly affecting the forearm, major signs include pain and swelling of the affected muscles. Acute compartment syndrome requires immediate attention and is treatable through surgery. Are you tired of the loose skin and excess fat hanging
For patients considering brachioplasty before the age of retirement, early compassionate release of superannuation funds can be a challenge. If the procedure is deemed medically necessary, however, accessing these funds may be possible if strict criteria are met. A superannuation fund, AKA super fund, is money that both an employee
Loose skin on the arms is quite common after massive weight loss due to bariatric surgery, post-pregnancy, or diet and exercise. And in a hot climate like Australia, it is difficult to hide that loose skin under baggy clothing. Brachioplasty, commonly known as an arm lift, is a surgical procedure
Many women are bothered by lax skin after weight loss. Most patients want to fix loose abdominal skin first. However, not everyone is concerned about excess tummy skin. For some women, it is really saggy breasts, droopy nipples and excess arm skin that bothers them most. If you have loose skin on your