I have these rolls on my arm which I don't know what they're called. What could I do to get rid of them? (Photo)

Dear 1317, Age, in itself, isn't the primary determining factor when considering suitability for an arm lift or any other surgical procedure. It's more about the overall health and vitality of the patient. I've performed arm lift surgeries and reductions on patients who are in their 80s, and...

It is not possible to give you meaningful advice without at a minimum a photo.  A in face consultation would be the optimum.  However, if you feel some redundant skin remains on your arms, you should speak with your plastic surgeon about correcting it.  Depending on the volume of...

Thank you for sharing your history and arm lift photos. These bumps likely arise from sutures. It would be helpful to know the appearance of the suture your primary care doctor extracted. Most sutures used in standard arm lifts are dissolvable, meaning they break down over time. Occasionally,...

Dear Fearless1, First and foremost, I appreciate your reaching out with your concerns. Combining an arm lift with breast augmentation requires careful consideration during the recovery process to ensure both optimal healing and the best aesthetic outcomes. When it comes to resuming intimate...

I would suggest giving yourself 4-6 weeks. This allows your body plenty of time to make new blood cells and heal from the abdominoplasty. Do realize that immediately after the arm lift you wont be able to use your arms significantly you will therefore have to use your abdominal core muscles to...

From your history and pictures, it's evident you have excess skin and a bit of fat in the armpit area, commonly referred to as "dog ears" post arm lift. This can be revised by surgically removing the excess. Such a procedure can typically be done under local anesthesia in a doctor's office, with...