Would I get better results with lipo and jplasma or lipo with mini arm lift? (Photo)

Labgirl Thank you for your question and sharing your photos. From your photos, it appears that when you have your arm down, you have a small bulge of fatty tissue with possibly some breast tissue in it. This can be improved with liposuction, possibly with addition of skin tightening with Renuvion. From your photo, I don't think you need an arm lift. We treat this all the time and have many satisfied patients. Wishing you the best.

Based on your photos I would absolutely not recommend a mini brachioplasty (arm lift). You should get good results with lipo and Renuvion only for skin tightening. The scar from even a mini lift would not be worth it!

Don't let ANYONE tell you that you need an arm lift. More (and better) liposuction, possibly with Renuvion, is all you need, and it would look great.

Liposuction under local with the addition of bodytite/morpheus does well for armpits and is easy to undergo. I don't think you would be a candidate for arm tucks.

Hello; your skin quality seems sufficient; for collagen stimulation. You are definitely; not an arm lift patient. In order to reduce fat; Vaserlipo implementation and in the same session; for skin tightening; I recommend for applying Renuvion J Plasma. By this way, you can get rid of from excess fat; you can also eliminate the problem of loose skin. Making from the armpit; after healing, under favour of the 3-4 mm incision, not even a scar is visible; you can get rid of from the relevant scar; that you will carry on your arm for whole life.

Based on your nicely posted photos and your previous history of liposuction, I would recommend the combination of superficial lip sculpting with small cannulae and J plasma. Fee $6000-$10,000. Best of virtual consult with.

It’s hard for me to see any clear indication for having Liposuction on any of the areas you’ve included on your pictures.
My first experience with Renuvion, a.k.a. J plasma was that the treatment more or less failed to deliver any noticeable skin tightening in any of the patients I treated.
None of my patients I treated could tell a difference, and I could not recommend the treatment because it did create increased pain during and after the procedure.
I regret having purchased the device and have since sold it.
I’m not sure exactly what you’re hoping to achieve but there’s going to be skin redundancy in any joint that has range of motion.
Considering that the shoulder has a great range of motion on any joint in the body. There will be skin redundancy when you put your arm down.
Some women have some extra redundancy in front of the armpit.
Sometimes this represents axillary breast tissue and if there is excess subcutaneous tissue, the Liposuction in the front bra roll can be helpful.
Sometimes it represents skin redundancy and sometimes it’s both.
Sometimes exercising a small bit of skin through the armpit Can help with that skin redundancy.
I don’t see a lot of skin laxity on your arm and I don’t see a lot of subcutaneous fat on your arm.
Upper extremity Liposuction is technically challenging, and unless the provider has sufficient skill and experience, this procedure can leave patience with contour irregularities.
I’m a huge fan of arm Liposuction.
Some would say it is my signature procedure.
You can see some of my before and after pictures under my profile on this website.
In order for me to be excited about doing arm liposuction my patient needs to have some fat to remove in the first place.
Secondary Liposuction is technically much more difficult than primary procedures.
Anytime somebody has had previous Liposuction in the same area. I generally am cautious about scheduling that patient for more liposuction.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD