If I have diabetes could I be a candidate for arm lift surgery

Thank you for your question.You are very early in the healing process. It is very common for there to be numbness after surgery, due to disruption in the sensory nerves during surgery.  As you continue to heal the numbness should start to resolve for you. It can take 6 months sometimes longer ...

I hope your arms have continued to improve and that you have found additional assistance if necessary. There are limits to how much skin you can remove without jeopardizing your circulation and nerve supply to your forearms and hands. I would encourage you to follow up with a board certified ...

From your shared history and photos, my primary recommendation leans towards an arm lift. Given your significant weight loss post-VSG, your skin likely lacks the elasticity seen in individuals who haven't undergone such weight loss. For optimal results, a standard arm lift involving an incision...

Thank you for your question about what procedure would best suit your arms. My vote would be for an arm lift. I do not think cool sculpting achieves much, let alone anything for your arms. In addition, if you're planning on losing another fifteen pounds, the skin will only get more loose in this...

I understand your concern regarding an incision from armpit to elbow, but unfortunately I believe that is the trade-off for making an improvement in the contour of your upper arm.  Your photos show loose upper arm skin, which will only be worsened with liposuction.  A limited incision approach t...

Thank you for posting this questions. Generally speaking, yes both procedures can be done together. Discuss the length of surgery and the associated risks that come with it with your plastic surgeon, esp considering your individual health status. Also, think about the support you may need at...