INFO & BLOG
About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
Does arm lift surgery leave a scar?
Yes. Any arm lift removing excess skin leaves a scar, usually on the inner arm, fading but not disappearing. In liposuction-only cases the scar is much smaller.
Who is arm lift suitable for?
It suits people with notable upper-arm skin excess and sagging, suitable general health and realistic expectations; assessed at consultation.
Is liposuction alone enough?
If skin quality is good and the issue is mainly excess fat, liposuction alone may suffice. Significant sagging requires skin removal too.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery varies by person and technique. Swelling and bruising are expected early; a compression garment and activity guidance support it.
What type of anesthesia is used?
Arm lift is usually done under general anesthesia; the final call is made with the anesthesia team based on your assessment.
Can scar-related risks be reduced?
Scar placement and recovery care can help reduce visibility, but healing also depends on individual tissue and cannot be guaranteed.
Are the results permanent?
Removed skin does not return, but weight change, aging and lifestyle can affect the arm line over time. A stable weight helps preserve results.
What should I pay attention to before the procedure?
Smoking, medications and chronic conditions can affect healing and should be shared at consultation; the team gives individual guidance.
I am coming from abroad, how does the process work?
A preliminary assessment is done remotely with photos and health data; travel and treatment are then planned with visa, transfer and interpreter support.
When can I return to normal activity?
Return to activity is gradual and depends on technique; guidance on arm use and lifting is given individually.