Turn Back The Clock With Arm Lift Surgery

To perform an upper arm lift typically takes about two hours and can be conducted under light anaesthetic. In some cases, the upper arm lift can be accomplished using only liposuction and won’t require any incisions to be made. More intense upper arm lift surgery will use an incision placed in the crease of the armpit or down the inside of the arm. These incisions will be used to lift the skin, tighten the arms, remove excess fat and tighten arm ligaments. Following the upper arm lift procedure, the skin is sutured shut and a pressure garment or elastic bandage is applied to promote healthy healing.

All consultations are private one-on-one sessions with your Auralia surgeon that normally last 15-20 minutes. During your consultation, the Auralia surgeon provides a clear understanding of the procedure, as well as an accurate picture of how your thighs will look after the surgery. They will clearly discuss any potential risks of the procedure and answer any questions you might have.

Liposuction is typically recommended for those patients who primarily have excess fat with tight skin. However, if the skin does not shrink following liposuction, the patient may want to consider an upper arm lift procedure. Liposuction is not a good solution if your problem is due to loose skin. When the skin is loose, a ‘lift’ surgery is usually the best choice.

All surgery, including cosmetic surgery, carries risks. Any potential complications will be discussed during consultation and you will be given a copy in writing.