I’m 56 yrs old and in good shape. I’ve always ate healthy and worked out. But due to work and other things haven’t been able to work out like I used to for a couple of years. Not sure what these ripples are from, not working out? fat? Or sagging but I just want them gone! Help! Lol!
January 24, 2018
Answer: Skin ripples Hi there and thanks for your question and photos. It appears that the ripples on your arms are from a combination of loose skin and fat. I would recommend one of two options: an arm lift with a vertical scar down the medial aspect of your arm to remove the excess skin and fat, or a combination of liposuction with a skin tightening laser such as J-Plasma. The latter option only gives you two, 1cm scars while the arm lift will give you a longer, more prominent scar. I suggest an in-person consultation with an experienced plastic surgeon for more information to see which procedure works best for you...hope this helps!
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January 24, 2018
Answer: Skin ripples Hi there and thanks for your question and photos. It appears that the ripples on your arms are from a combination of loose skin and fat. I would recommend one of two options: an arm lift with a vertical scar down the medial aspect of your arm to remove the excess skin and fat, or a combination of liposuction with a skin tightening laser such as J-Plasma. The latter option only gives you two, 1cm scars while the arm lift will give you a longer, more prominent scar. I suggest an in-person consultation with an experienced plastic surgeon for more information to see which procedure works best for you...hope this helps!
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January 13, 2018
Answer: Surgery or Sculptra... I appreciate your question. I think you have two ways to address the concerns: one is surgery with a posterior brachioplasty. This offers a more hidden scar in the back of the arms. A non-surgical option would be Sculptra. This is a dermal filler when injected appropriately can lead to good outcomes.See an expert and good luck.Dr. ALDO
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January 13, 2018
Answer: Surgery or Sculptra... I appreciate your question. I think you have two ways to address the concerns: one is surgery with a posterior brachioplasty. This offers a more hidden scar in the back of the arms. A non-surgical option would be Sculptra. This is a dermal filler when injected appropriately can lead to good outcomes.See an expert and good luck.Dr. ALDO
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