Anesthesia
The procedure begins with the administration of general anesthesia to ensure you remain comfortable and pain-free throughout the surgery.
Incision Placement
Your surgeon makes carefully planned incisions based on the degree of correction needed. Incisions are typically placed along the inner arm or in the armpit area to minimize visible scarring while allowing access to remove excess tissue.
Excess Skin and Fat Removal
Using precision techniques, the surgeon removes excess skin and fat to create a more toned and proportional arm contour. For some patients, liposuction may be performed to refine the shape further.
Tissue Tightening and Contouring
The remaining skin is carefully tightened and repositioned to achieve a firm, smooth appearance, enhancing the natural contour of the upper arms.
Closing the Incisions
The incisions are closed with sutures or surgical adhesives, focusing on minimizing tension to reduce scarring and support proper healing.
Application of Dressings and Compression Garments
Surgical dressings are applied to protect the incision sites. A compression garment is fitted to reduce swelling, support healing tissues, and maintain the newly contoured shape during recovery.