I don’t want to do a full arm lift/brachioplasty surgery as I’m not over weight nor have fat to remove from my arms. I have very saggy under arm pit skin and it really bothers me. I saw a doctor for lipo but they said because there are lymph nodes there, they don’t recommend doing any surgery procedure under the arm pit. Is there such a thing as a mini brachioplasty just for the under armpit area?
March 31, 2023
Answer: Removal of the armpit skin A transverse incision (side to side) within your armpits can remove just the saggy skin in the area. Your photos don’t show much fatty tissue in the armpit, so liposuction is not necessarily the way to go. These scars are well hidden if they are not extended to far to the front and back and generally heal well.
Helpful
March 31, 2023
Answer: Removal of the armpit skin A transverse incision (side to side) within your armpits can remove just the saggy skin in the area. Your photos don’t show much fatty tissue in the armpit, so liposuction is not necessarily the way to go. These scars are well hidden if they are not extended to far to the front and back and generally heal well.
Helpful
November 1, 2022
Answer: Mini-brachioplasty Hi Thank you for your question. I just finished a medial brachioplasty this morning. The answer is yes you can perform a medial brachioplasty or axillary brachioplasty to remove the saggy skin under your arm pit and extending to the proximal portion of the arm. I perform this procedure many times and have excellent success with it. It has to be done on the apporopriate patient. I feel you would be a good candidate, however your pictures are limited.
Helpful
November 1, 2022
Answer: Mini-brachioplasty Hi Thank you for your question. I just finished a medial brachioplasty this morning. The answer is yes you can perform a medial brachioplasty or axillary brachioplasty to remove the saggy skin under your arm pit and extending to the proximal portion of the arm. I perform this procedure many times and have excellent success with it. It has to be done on the apporopriate patient. I feel you would be a good candidate, however your pictures are limited.
Helpful