I want to get this procedure done, however, I don't want to get it and be unsatisfied with the results. I see many photos of people who get this procedure done, but their arms still look fat after the surgery, it just looks tight after rather than tight AND smaller.
July 13, 2016
Answer: Arm lift The amount of change that occurs during an arm lift depends on your anatomy . Sometimes just fat is removed and sometimes fat and skin excess is removed to achieve the optimal result .Most important is to see a Board -certified plastic surgeon for a consultation to determine what procedure(s) are best to address your concerns.
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July 13, 2016
Answer: Arm lift The amount of change that occurs during an arm lift depends on your anatomy . Sometimes just fat is removed and sometimes fat and skin excess is removed to achieve the optimal result .Most important is to see a Board -certified plastic surgeon for a consultation to determine what procedure(s) are best to address your concerns.
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July 12, 2016
Answer: Removing fat during an arm lift In a similar fashion to other body contouring procedures, an arm lift is able to tighten and reshape the upper arm primarily through the excision of excess skin. Some fat is removed with the excision, but it may not be enough to achieve a satisfactory shape and contour. In such cases of incomplete weight loss, excess fat often persists along the back of the arms. Fat in this location can be removed with liposuction at the time of an arm lift. I would suggest that you ask your plastic surgeon whether they will be using liposuction as part of your arm lift procedure and perhaps, how they will address the fatty area on the back of the arms. At the same time, I think it's important for you and your surgeon to discuss what the final shape and size will be like so that you have realistic expectations about what is possible.
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July 12, 2016
Answer: Removing fat during an arm lift In a similar fashion to other body contouring procedures, an arm lift is able to tighten and reshape the upper arm primarily through the excision of excess skin. Some fat is removed with the excision, but it may not be enough to achieve a satisfactory shape and contour. In such cases of incomplete weight loss, excess fat often persists along the back of the arms. Fat in this location can be removed with liposuction at the time of an arm lift. I would suggest that you ask your plastic surgeon whether they will be using liposuction as part of your arm lift procedure and perhaps, how they will address the fatty area on the back of the arms. At the same time, I think it's important for you and your surgeon to discuss what the final shape and size will be like so that you have realistic expectations about what is possible.
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