I am 58 yrs young this year and have multiple lipomas in each arm. I stopped counting these when reaching 45 on each arm. I also have large upper arms with excess fat from elbow to underarm area. I would really like to get the lipomas removed and arm size reduced in the same setting if possible. What is best advice/procedure?
Answer: Arm Lift, Arm Reduction, Arm Lift & Reduction, Brachioplasty, Skinny Arms Thank you for your question regarding the removal of upper arm lipomas and slimming down your arms. Based on your needs, an arm reduction procedure seems like the most suitable option. During this surgery, an incision is made from the armpit to the elbow, allowing for the removal of arm lipomas along with excess skin and fat. The decision to perform arm liposuction concurrently with the removal of excess skin, fat, and lipomas will depend on your specific circumstances and the surgeon's assessment.
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Answer: Arm Lift, Arm Reduction, Arm Lift & Reduction, Brachioplasty, Skinny Arms Thank you for your question regarding the removal of upper arm lipomas and slimming down your arms. Based on your needs, an arm reduction procedure seems like the most suitable option. During this surgery, an incision is made from the armpit to the elbow, allowing for the removal of arm lipomas along with excess skin and fat. The decision to perform arm liposuction concurrently with the removal of excess skin, fat, and lipomas will depend on your specific circumstances and the surgeon's assessment.
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March 5, 2024
Answer: Arms You did not post photos so I cannot be specific. However, you might start with liposuction to reduce the arm fat. Small lipomas will not be removed with liposuction, but can be excised. Once healed, then consider a tuck if needed. I would suggest considering minimally skin tightening like Renuvion with your liposuction to help decrease the occurrence of more lipomas and help tighten your skin.
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March 5, 2024
Answer: Arms You did not post photos so I cannot be specific. However, you might start with liposuction to reduce the arm fat. Small lipomas will not be removed with liposuction, but can be excised. Once healed, then consider a tuck if needed. I would suggest considering minimally skin tightening like Renuvion with your liposuction to help decrease the occurrence of more lipomas and help tighten your skin.
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February 18, 2024
Answer: Arm lift and lipomas Depending on the location and nature of the lipomas they may be able to be removed during an arm lift procedure. it is important to note that the lipomas may regrow. The best place to begin is a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you.
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February 18, 2024
Answer: Arm lift and lipomas Depending on the location and nature of the lipomas they may be able to be removed during an arm lift procedure. it is important to note that the lipomas may regrow. The best place to begin is a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon near you.
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February 9, 2024
Answer: Liposuction and lipomas The problem with treating lipomas with liposuction is that you won't remove all of the lipoma. Some of the lipoma cells will be left behind and the area may look smooth until they begin to grow again. No one will be able to tell you when or how much they will grow. Lipomas are typically removed by cutting them out but this leaves a bigger scar on the skin than liposuction.
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February 9, 2024
Answer: Liposuction and lipomas The problem with treating lipomas with liposuction is that you won't remove all of the lipoma. Some of the lipoma cells will be left behind and the area may look smooth until they begin to grow again. No one will be able to tell you when or how much they will grow. Lipomas are typically removed by cutting them out but this leaves a bigger scar on the skin than liposuction.
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January 23, 2024
Answer: Arm lift An exam and/or photos would be helpful.
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January 23, 2024
Answer: Arm lift An exam and/or photos would be helpful.
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