Acute Compartment Syndrome After Brachioplasty Surgery

Acute Compartment Syndrome After Brachioplasty Surgery

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

Ask Dr. Beldholm: What’s the Difference Between Belt Lipectomy and Abdominoplasty Surgery?

Ask Dr. Beldholm: What’s the Difference Between Belt Lipectomy and Abdominoplasty Surgery?

Many of my patients ask me to explain the difference between lower body lift surgery and tummy tuck surgeries and which one is better for getting rid of excess skin and fat on their midsections after weight loss. Let’s explore what sets these two surgeries apart. How Belt Lipectomy and

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