Would I benefit from upper arm liposuction?

Liposuction of the upper arm is a procedure that has very high patient satisfaction. This should only be done on patients with decent skin. Patients with more skin laxity may require a brachioplasty. This is a procedure that also removes excessive skin.

Vaser liposuction, also known as Vaser #lipo, LipoSelection or Liposuction, is an advanced body #contouring procedure that selectively removes unwanted body fat. An alternative to the harsh techniques of traditional liposuction, #Vaser lipo uses state-of-the-art ultrasound technology designed to gently #reshape your body and, yes, it can be done on the #upper #arms.
There are three types of #Vaser Lipo. Each benefit patients differently depending on their needs. Vaser Lipo  is capable of removing fat from resilient areas providing a smoother and slimmer results. It is common for reducing love handles, extra skin along the bra line or flanks on many female patients. Additionally, it is often applied to the reduction of male breast surgeries, called gynecomastia surgery. Meanwhile, Vaser Hi-Def  targets both deep and superficial fat cells which is found around muscle tissue. This is suggested to tone and defined rather than reduce fat when not necessary. Finally, Vaser #4D, although similar to Vaser Hi-Def works well with the existing muscle tissue.. However, it results in more natural appearing definition to those areas, being treated. Vaser 4D is often applied to treating abdominal region to improve definition.  Additionally, it's not uncommon for Vaser Liposuction to combined with fat transfer which removes and transfers fat to another area of the body.
It's best to begin consulting with a board certified plastic surgery to learn if you are a candidate for liposuction. If so, you will then learn more about which #technique will work best for you and your goals. It is important you select a plastic surgeon who is #board-certified and has a great deal of experience with #vaser #liposuction.

Thank you for your question.  Liposuction can indeed be an effective method of giving a trimmer contour to the upper arms.  A pivotal question that must be asked is whether or not you have excess skin in this area in addition to excess fat.  If the skin tone is not ideal, and there is some looseness to the skin, brachioplasty (direct excision of skin and fat from the arms) might be a more effective option. This is a determination which will best be made with in-person consultation with your plastic surgeon.