| 1. What does it involve? | Procedure to reshape the upper arm by reducing loose skin and fat deposits. May be performed in conjunction with Liposuction |
| 2. How much time is taken? | 2 hours |
| 3. Does it need Anaesthesia ? | G A |
| 4. How much is recovery time? | Rest for two weeks. Resume exercise in three to six weeks |
| 5. What are risks involved? | Asymmetry, irregular scar formation, infection, numbness and complications related to anaesthesia in some rare cases |
| 6. How long the results last? | Permanent, if weight is maintained. Again may affect the results |
Arm Reshaping (Brachioplasty)
Brachioplasty is the surgical removal of fat cells by Liposuction.
Brachioplasty does not take the place of a diet. If someone is obese, gains and loses weight frequently, or has an eating disorder, he or she is not a candidate for Brachioplasty.
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