How long after my arm lift revision should I expect to see results? (photo)

Thank you for sharing about your arm lift revision and seeking guidance on the expected recovery timeline.
Post-operatively, swelling is a natural response, and it generally takes around 4 to 6 weeks for this swelling to diminish significantly. To optimize your recovery and reduce swelling:
Wear a compression garment consistently for roughly 6 weeks.
Endeavor to keep your elbow straight and elevate your hands above heart level whenever possible. This aids in decreasing swelling.
To ensure the best scar healing, apply a silicone-based cream and utilize silicone strips.
By following these recommendations, you're well-positioned to see the desired results and ensure a smoother recovery. I hope this information brings clarity to your post-operative expectations.
Wishing you a swift and comfortable healing process.
Sincerely,
Dr. Katzen

You should be able to see some improvement right away. Much of the swelling will have resolved by 6 weeks, but final results are not seen for about 6 months. I encourage you to discuss any concerns you have with your surgeon. Be sure to follow all post operative instructions for optimal results.

You may be swollen from 3 to 6 months. At 6 months, The swelling is usually gone and your tissue is fairly well healed.