Arm Lift Before & After Case 318

Before surgery, this patient presented with significant skin laxity and excess tissue along the inner and lower aspects of both upper arms, visible in each before view. The contour of the upper arms showed pronounced drooping, with redundant skin extending from the underarm area toward the elbow.

Thomas M. Hagopian MD performed a brachioplasty combined with liposuction to address the excess tissue and skin. Brachioplasty involves removing excess skin and fat from the upper arm, typically through an incision along the inner arm. Liposuction was used alongside the skin removal as part of the procedure.

For those considering an arm lift in Atlanta, the case context for this patient included reduction of lipedema symptoms as the stated outcome goal. The photos show a meaningful reduction in the volume and draping of tissue along the upper arms, with a more tapered arm profile visible across all three after views. A surgical scar is visible along the inner arm in the after photos, consistent with the brachioplasty incision.