Can circumaxillary arms lifts be done so there is not a long scar down the arms?
Answer: Hello no A circular cut in the arm is something very risky, it can produce a vicious circular scar that can compress the circulation of the arm have catastrophic consequences, ideally they are longitudinal cuts hidden in the Hidden in the lower edge of the arm, it is a surgery in which you must put on a scale that is what bothers you the most the leftover skin or the scar on the arm
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Answer: Hello no A circular cut in the arm is something very risky, it can produce a vicious circular scar that can compress the circulation of the arm have catastrophic consequences, ideally they are longitudinal cuts hidden in the Hidden in the lower edge of the arm, it is a surgery in which you must put on a scale that is what bothers you the most the leftover skin or the scar on the arm
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November 20, 2023
Answer: Arms No, not really because not tissue would be able to be removed and you would have a long scar across the shoulder that would stretch widely because of movement.
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November 20, 2023
Answer: Arms No, not really because not tissue would be able to be removed and you would have a long scar across the shoulder that would stretch widely because of movement.
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October 9, 2023
Answer: Brachioplasty incision Based on your photo the incision pattern you suggested would not work. It wouldn't be able to address the loose skin adequately and there would be a bunching of the tissues leaving an odd contour. Typical brachioplasty incisions are what would be needed to give you a good result.
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October 9, 2023
Answer: Brachioplasty incision Based on your photo the incision pattern you suggested would not work. It wouldn't be able to address the loose skin adequately and there would be a bunching of the tissues leaving an odd contour. Typical brachioplasty incisions are what would be needed to give you a good result.
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October 3, 2023
Answer: The Viability of Circumaxillary Arm Lifts Thank you for your query about circumaxillary arm lifts.
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October 3, 2023
Answer: The Viability of Circumaxillary Arm Lifts Thank you for your query about circumaxillary arm lifts.
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September 28, 2023
Answer: Arm lift Hello and thank you for your question! In your photo I notice moderate to severe skin sagging/excess of the entire length of the upper arms. The best operation to help address this in my opinion is the traditional brachioplasty which does involve an incision down the length of the arm. We place it so it is well hidden during most typical, conversational activities, but there will always be a scar present. The short scar brachioplasty, in which the incisions are limited to the axillary region, is good for addressing mild-moderate skin sag/excess of only the proximal 1/3 of the of the upper arm (only the portion closest to the arm pit); it will not address the extra skin looseness near the midpoint or portion of the arm closer to the elbow. An in person consultation with a thorough physical exam will be helpful in explaining which operation is best for you.
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September 28, 2023
Answer: Arm lift Hello and thank you for your question! In your photo I notice moderate to severe skin sagging/excess of the entire length of the upper arms. The best operation to help address this in my opinion is the traditional brachioplasty which does involve an incision down the length of the arm. We place it so it is well hidden during most typical, conversational activities, but there will always be a scar present. The short scar brachioplasty, in which the incisions are limited to the axillary region, is good for addressing mild-moderate skin sag/excess of only the proximal 1/3 of the of the upper arm (only the portion closest to the arm pit); it will not address the extra skin looseness near the midpoint or portion of the arm closer to the elbow. An in person consultation with a thorough physical exam will be helpful in explaining which operation is best for you.
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