Arm Lift

A refined brachioplasty plan designed to reshape the upper arms, improve proportion, and support natural results with clear recovery guidance.

Long-lasting

Results

6-8 Weeks to Work

Recovery

General Anesthesia

Anesthesia

2 to 4 Hours

Duration

2 to 4 Hours

Duration

General Anesthesia

Anesthesia

6-8 Weeks to Work

Recovery

Long-lasting

Results

Harmonizing Your Silhouette.

Precision in Every Proportion.

Advanced surgical techniques tailored to your unique anatomy for a balanced, sophisticated aesthetic.

I feel like myself again, physically and mentally.

What is an Arm Lift?

An arm lift, also known as brachioplasty, is a cosmetic surgical procedure designed to improve the contour of the upper arms by removing excess skin and, when appropriate, refining localized fat. It is often considered by patients who experience loose or sagging arm skin after weight loss, aging, or changes in skin elasticity.

At Trends Plastic Surgery, an arm lift is planned around proportion, not overcorrection. The goal is to create a smoother, more refined upper-arm contour while keeping the result natural and aligned with your overall silhouette.

We offer

Luxury, safety, and natural results

Patient-centered

care and safety

Cutting-edge

surgical techniques

State of the art

Facility

Complete

Confidentiality and discretion

3905 NW 107th Ave #401, Doral, FL 33178

Recovery Process

Arm lift recovery focuses on protecting the incision, controlling swelling, and gradually restoring comfortable arm movement. Your recovery plan may include compression garments, activity restrictions, scar care, and scheduled follow-up visits.

Days 1-2 After Surgery

Swelling, tightness, and soreness in the upper arms are expected. Rest is important, but short gentle walks may be encouraged to support circulation. Keep your arms positioned as directed and avoid lifting, pushing, or pulling.

Days 3-7 After Surgery

Bruising and swelling may still be present. You will continue incision care and may wear compression if recommended. Keep activity light and avoid reaching overhead or placing tension on the arms. Your first follow-up helps confirm that healing is progressing as expected.

Weeks 2–3

Many patients begin to feel more comfortable with daily movements, but lifting and strenuous activity should still be avoided. Compression and scar care may continue depending on your plan. Swelling begins to improve, though the final contour is not visible yet.

Weeks 4–6

Your team may gradually clear you for more activity. Arm movement usually improves, and the contour becomes more defined as swelling decreases. Exercise should return slowly and only with approval.

Months 2–3

Results continue to refine as scars mature and tissues settle. A stable weight, sun protection, and consistent scar care help support long-term outcomes. The goal is a smoother, natural-looking arm contour that fits your body.

Clear Answers for Your Journey

Common Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before your first visit. Professional insights on our standards and surgical excellence.

Is there an age limit for undergoing an arm lift?

While there’s no strict age limit, candidates for an arm lift should generally be in good health. The procedure is often sought by individuals with excess skin on the arms due to aging, weight loss, or other factors.

Yes, liposuction can be combined with an arm lift to achieve more comprehensive contouring. Your surgeon will assess your specific needs and discuss suitable options during the consultation.

Arm lift results are typically long-lasting, especially with a healthy lifestyle. However, factors like aging and weight fluctuations can impact the longevity of the outcome.

Following your surgeon’s postoperative care instructions is crucial. Proper wound care, avoiding sun exposure, and using scar-reducing creams may help minimize scarring.

Exercise should be gradually reintroduced after an arm lift, following your surgeon’s guidance. Light activities can usually be resumed in the initial weeks post-surgery.