Description
A longitudinal incision on the inner arm allows removal of excess skin and fat. The scar extends from the armpit to the elbow but remains hidden when the arms are at the sides of the body.

The arm lift (brachioplasty) removes excess skin hanging from the inner arm. It restores a firm, toned shape to the arms, particularly after significant weight loss.
A longitudinal incision on the inner arm allows removal of excess skin and fat. The scar extends from the armpit to the elbow but remains hidden when the arms are at the sides of the body.
Ideal after significant weight loss, bariatric surgery, or simply with skin aging. It suits patients with moderate to significant excess skin.
Firm, toned, well-shaped arms. The silhouette is significantly improved, allowing short sleeves to be worn with confidence.
Questions fréquentes
The scar is located on the inner arm, visible only when the arm is raised. This is the accepted trade-off for removing excess skin. It fades considerably within 12-18 months.
Liposuction alone is suitable if the excess is purely fatty with elastic skin. In case of excess skin (after weight loss), a lift with a scar is necessary for a good result.
Arm-raising movements are limited for 2 weeks to protect the scars. Full movement gradually resumes after 3-4 weeks.
Yes, it is often performed together with abdominoplasty and/or a thigh lift as part of a body lift after massive weight loss.
No, the procedure only involves the skin and subcutaneous fat. The muscles and their function are fully preserved.