Arm Lift Surgery in India

Overview

Arm reduction or brachioplasty, is a surgical procedure designed for individuals with excessively loose and sagging arms. The procedure involves the removal of excess fat cells from the upper arms, resulting in a more aesthetically pleasing and smoother arm appearance. During the surgery, anesthesia is administered, and both the fatty tissue and sagging skin are eliminated. Additionally, the inner muscles are carefully sutured to enhance elasticity. Following the procedure, a recovery period of approximately 10 to 14 days is necessary to resume normal activities, although heavy lifting should be avoided until complete strength is regained. One of the remarkable benefits of this surgery is the newfound ability to wear sleeveless tops and dresses that were previously avoided confidently. It truly is a transformative experience

Procedure Details

The stitches will typically be removed one to two weeks after the surgery. Although arm lifts can provide remarkable and quickly visible results, there are also potential complications associated with any surgical procedure. These risks include the possibility of infection, scarring, loss of sensation, or bruising due to abnormal blood vessel buildup. Q: What Kind of Anesthetic Is Used During Surgery for an Arm Lift? A: A mix of local anesthetic and sedation or general anesthesia is typically used to perform the surgery. Q: How Is Healing Going After Surgery? A: After surgery, swelling usually peaks two to three days later and goes away in four to six weeks. It is recommended to abstain from intense activities for approximately four weeks and heavy lifting for six weeks. Based on the healing and scar formation qualities of the skin, every patient should be made aware of the likelihood of thin, lengthy scar formation following this procedure. A silicone gel sheet and ointment are used to treat the scars

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India's JCI and NABH-accredited hospitals offer international-standard outcomes at a fraction of US and UK prices, with shorter waiting times, English-speaking care teams, and dedicated international patient departments.