I tried posting my photos in my last question but they didn’t go through. If these do they will be related to my prior question about liposuction of the flab on my arms.
Answer: Arm lipo Dear WaterMoon86,
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Answer: Arm Liposuction Usually the arm "bat wing" or "flab" as you have described is a combination of excess skin and fat. The best solution would include liposuction combined with an excisional procedure (this is called a brachioplasty). I would recommend seeing a board-certified or board-eligible plastic surgeon with experience in aesthetic surgery.
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Answer: Arm Liposuction Usually the arm "bat wing" or "flab" as you have described is a combination of excess skin and fat. The best solution would include liposuction combined with an excisional procedure (this is called a brachioplasty). I would recommend seeing a board-certified or board-eligible plastic surgeon with experience in aesthetic surgery.
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June 29, 2022
Answer: Yes You would be a great candidate for liposuction with bodytite. The results would look fab. Would highly recommend
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June 29, 2022
Answer: Yes You would be a great candidate for liposuction with bodytite. The results would look fab. Would highly recommend
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August 10, 2022
Answer: Treatment for flabby arms Thank you for sharing your photo. It looks like you have certain amount of excess fat and minimal skin laxity. The best way to address this would be by having a liposuction or non-surgical skin tightening treatment. These procedures are done under local anesthetic and involve using ultrasound energy to break down the fat cells and tighten the skin. They are very safe and effective. However, you will require multiple sessions over several weeks to achieve the desired results.
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August 10, 2022
Answer: Treatment for flabby arms Thank you for sharing your photo. It looks like you have certain amount of excess fat and minimal skin laxity. The best way to address this would be by having a liposuction or non-surgical skin tightening treatment. These procedures are done under local anesthetic and involve using ultrasound energy to break down the fat cells and tighten the skin. They are very safe and effective. However, you will require multiple sessions over several weeks to achieve the desired results.
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July 12, 2022
Answer: Arm Liposuction Vs. Brachioplasty Based on the pictures you have provided, you have minimal skin laxity and some excess fat. I believe liposuction would be the most appropriate option. For some patients if there is a lot of skin or a lot of laxity then a Brachioplasty or Arm Lift is needed but that involves scars. The standard technique is a long scar that extends from the elbow all the way to the armpit but sometimes a short scar technique which hides the scar within the armpit can be used.
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July 12, 2022
Answer: Arm Liposuction Vs. Brachioplasty Based on the pictures you have provided, you have minimal skin laxity and some excess fat. I believe liposuction would be the most appropriate option. For some patients if there is a lot of skin or a lot of laxity then a Brachioplasty or Arm Lift is needed but that involves scars. The standard technique is a long scar that extends from the elbow all the way to the armpit but sometimes a short scar technique which hides the scar within the armpit can be used.
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