Hoping some one can advise the best option for smoothing out my upper arms. I am a 55 year old slim woman, I weigh 52 kilos, I have never been overweight but my upper arms look horrendous, this is a heridatary thing as my sisters also have the same problem. I am not sure what is the best option, surgery, cool sculpting, lipo. All suggestions will be thankfully received, please help. Thank you Gerri
December 19, 2015
Answer: Arm lift candidate Thank you for your question and for sharing your concerns and photos with us. I would recommend Herman left to help with the concerns that you have shared with us. It will reduce the amount of arm laxity in the upper aspects of your arms. The trade off but you have to decide is the degree of incisions (scars) and the degree of laxity reduction. I would visit with a qualified plastic surgeon in your area to help you discuss your options in more detail.
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December 19, 2015
Answer: Arm lift candidate Thank you for your question and for sharing your concerns and photos with us. I would recommend Herman left to help with the concerns that you have shared with us. It will reduce the amount of arm laxity in the upper aspects of your arms. The trade off but you have to decide is the degree of incisions (scars) and the degree of laxity reduction. I would visit with a qualified plastic surgeon in your area to help you discuss your options in more detail.
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September 27, 2016
Answer: Arm lift Based on your photos, an arm lift would give you the best results. This procedure will remove excess fat and skin in order to contour the arms. The result is a thinner, more proportionate upper arm. The down side is the scars that can extend from the underarm to the elbow crease. I advise meeting with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area who can discuss the pros and cons of this powerful procedure.Best of luck!
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September 27, 2016
Answer: Arm lift Based on your photos, an arm lift would give you the best results. This procedure will remove excess fat and skin in order to contour the arms. The result is a thinner, more proportionate upper arm. The down side is the scars that can extend from the underarm to the elbow crease. I advise meeting with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area who can discuss the pros and cons of this powerful procedure.Best of luck!
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