Frequently Asked Questions about Brachioplasty

1

How much does a brachioplasty cost?

The price of brachioplasty depends on an individual assessment of each case, the amount of skin and fat to be removed, and the techniques used. To obtain a reference price, you should request this information through one of our representatives. contacts.

2

What tests will I need to have before a brachioplasty?

A thorough clinical evaluation is essential before surgery. In some cases, additional tests, such as laboratory analyses and imaging exams, may be requested to ensure the safety of the procedure.

3

What are the risks associated with an arm lift?

Although it is a safe surgery, there are risks, such as hematoma, seroma, infection, altered healing, asymmetries, and anesthetic complications.

These risks should be discussed in detail during the pre-operative consultation.

4

Will I have scars after arm surgery?

Yes, brachioplasty leaves scars along the inner side of the arm, but these are positioned to be as discreet as possible.

With proper post-operative care, such as hydration, massage, and sun protection, they become less visible over time.

5

Is the result of this surgery permanent?

The contour of the arms improves significantly, but maintaining a healthy lifestyle and a stable weight is essential to preserve the results in the long term. Significant weight loss or gain can compromise the outcome.

6

Can I combine arm surgery with other procedures?

Yes. Brachioplasty can be combined with other body contouring procedures, such as liposuction of the arms, abdomen, or flanks, to optimize the silhouette. The surgeon will indicate the most appropriate and safe combinations during the consultation.

Clinical Note: This page presents general concepts and uses language suitable for readers without a background in the field. The content has been written in accordance with current scientific knowledge about brachioplasty and reviewed by physicians at Allure Clinic.