Liposuction to Arms: Too Much Fat Taken Out - Will Fat Return?

Unfortunately, the only way fat generally returns to an area is if you gained an excessive amount of weight. However, this would mean that the rest of your body would increase as well, something that you probably don't want to happen. you may want to consider an arm lift to remove the excess skin that may have not been able to retract following your surgery. This would give your arms a leaner, more sculpted look. However, I recommend you talk to your surgeon to express your disappointment. They may be able to recommend a solution.

A before and after photo would be very helpful to give you more precise advice. If you really have had too much liposuction and there is no longer an appropriate layer of fatty tissue between the skin and muscles of the arm, your problems could be difficult to correct. More likely, your issue is that you now appear to have a very deflated skin envelope. You probably have not had too much liposuction performed, it is more likely that you have not had enough skin removed. You might be able to correct the issue with a brachioplasty surgery that removes the excess skin and tightens the arm. There is a scar involved, but the improvement in the shape of the arm can be dramatic.

Without a picture it's impossible to give a specific opinion. However wears there may be some fatty return with overall weight gain, substantial replenishment of fat after aggressive liposuction is unlikely.