Brachioplasty Sydney

There are a number of reasons why you should seek a Brachioplasty expert in Sydney. These include:

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Arms are often forgotten areas affected by significant weight loss. However, they are a common area for skin removal or lipectomy. An arm lift, or Brachioplasty Treatment, is a surgical procedure that targets excess or sagging skin most often in the upper arm area. Changes in weight, ageing, and genetics can cause your upper arms to have a droopy or saggy appearance. Exercise alone often won’t change the appearance of excess sagging upper arm skin.

The initial consultation at Skin Club Cosmetic Doctors is complementary. During the consultation, your skin and suitability for the treatment will be assessed and you can ask anything. You will receive an individual price quote for your procedure. The price depends on the extent of extra fat and tissues that are removed from the arm.

Brachioplasty expert in Sydney will explain everything in detail about Brachioplasty. A cosmetic surgeon and a team of nurses will perform your surgery. In most cases, you will be given general anaesthesia. This will help you sleep during the operation. you won’t feel anything. Or you may be given local anaesthesia and medicine to keep you relaxed but awake.

The Brachioplasty expert will check the patient’s heart rate, blood pressure and other important signs. Antibiotics will be given during the surgery and also after that. This is to help prevent infection.

The Brachioplasty expert will make an incision along the back of the arm or on the inside of the arm. It will go from your armpit to your elbow. Or the incision may go partially down into the chest.

The surgeon will remove excess skin and fat in the area.

The surgeon then stitches the skin back together. This creates a smooth outline.

If this is planned, the surgeon will perform another type of body contouring surgery.

The medical staff will apply bandages to your incisions.

The staff may place drains to prevent fluid from accumulating under the incision while the area heals.

People who have a significant excess of skin and fat under the arm are most suitable for the operation. The technique used will depend on the doctor’s previous assessment.

In cases where the buildup is mild, Brachioplasty in Sydney may be sufficient and they are good candidates for arm liposuction. In this way, the fat is removed and the whole area is shaped. Patients request this type of surgery when they experience drooping in their arms; no age specified.

Brachioplasty treatment is performed under general anaesthesia. The operation takes about two hours, but depending on the complexity, it can be longer.

The first postoperative days should be rest according to the instructions of the surgeon. You will have to wait 10 to 15 days to return to work.

It will be necessary to wait a month to start the exercises. However, after the doctor’s timing, it is important to perform exercises to strengthen the arms and maintain the results.

The brachioplasty scar may be small and hidden in the armpit. However, because more skin must be removed, the wound will be larger; but it is thin and hidden inside the arm.

It will take about a year for the incisions to heal completely. So you should not worry if they are very obvious during this period. However, there are certain procedures that you must use to help them heal without any problems.

Sleeping on your back will be beneficial for your healing period rather than stomach or side. To make yourself more comfortable, support your arms with pillows while you sleep. How many days or weeks to sleep in this position depends on the opinion of the surgeon.

There is minimally painful duringBrachioplasty treatment because the patient is under the influence of an anaesthetic. There may be some discomfort immediately after arm lift surgery, but pain during the arm lift is tolerable.

The surgeon provides several pain medications for this problem, and most patients will not need these medications for more than a few days after arm lift surgery.

You may need to wear compression garments along with the bandages. This will help keep any swelling down. Due to anaesthesia and post-operative pain medication, it is important to have someone drive you home.

If you would have someone with you for the first few it will be helpful for you for your recovery process. They can go grocery shopping and help with food preparation.

You will be instructed to drink plenty of fluids immediately after surgery. Staying well hydrated will help speed recovery time. Having a balanced diet and eating healthy is equally important.

In general, Brachioplasty Sydney is a safe procedure. But all operations carry risks.

Your risks depend on your age, how much weight you’ve lost, and other health problems you have. It also depends on your surgeon’s approach to surgery. Talk to your doctor about the risks that apply to you.

Possible risks may include:

• Difficulty healing wounds
• Infection
• Excessive bleeding
• Lymphatic tissue damage. This can cause your arm to swell.
• Damage to nearby nerves
• Complications from anaesthesia
• A pain that won’t go away
• Blood clots. These can include pulmonary embolism.
• Thick or widespread scars
• It may also happen that you do not get the desired results from the operation. You may need to have another surgery to further contour the upper arm area.

To prepare for Brachioplasty surgery you will be asked to-

• Get lab tests or a medical exam
• Stop smoking
• Avoid aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs, and herbal supplements because they can increase bleeding

Arm lift surgery can be performed at an accredited surgical facility in the office, ambulatory surgery centre, or hospital. Make sure someone drives you to and from surgery and stays with you for at least the first night after surgery.

After your arm is raised, your incisions will be covered with bandages. Your arms will be loosely wrapped in elastic bandages to minimise swelling. Small tubes may be placed in the arms to drain excess blood or fluid.

You will likely see someone from your plastic surgery team within a day or two of your arm lift. He or she may remove your dressings and drainage tube, if they are used. Some plastic surgeons may have you wear a compression sleeve for several weeks to keep the swelling down.

In the first days after lifting the arm:

You can’t raise your arms above your shoulders for three to four weeks.

Avoid physical and athletic activities with the arms that could stretch the incisions for four to eight weeks after surgery.

You’ll need pain killers as per your need and use topical or oral antibiotics as directed to prevent wound infections.

Recovery from raising your arm may take several weeks or longer before you can safely resume strenuous activity. You can return to work and resume light activity within the first week or two, after which the swelling and discomfort will subside. It is normal for bruising and swelling to occur during the healing process, as well as possible itching, tingling, and numbness at the incision sites.

For the first few days after your arm is lifted, you will need to keep your head elevated, rest and relax, and apply ice to the treated area for 20 minutes every two or three hours. To improve healing, you will wear compression garments or bandages as much as possible for the first four weeks after surgery. In the weeks following surgery, you must avoid any activity that could put stress on the incisions. Any activity that increases blood pressure poses a risk of increased inflammation and swelling.

The Brachioplasty in Sydney is very successful in removing excess tissue and its unsatisfactory appearance. After treatment, most patients report satisfaction with the improved appearance of their arms and the fit of their clothing. The absence of annoying arm movement is also a great benefit for many patients.

You may need to wear compression garments along with the bandages. This will help keep any swelling down. Due to anaesthesia and post-operative pain medication, it is important to have someone drive you home.

You will be instructed to drink plenty of fluids immediately after surgery. Staying well hydrated will help speed recovery time. It is equally important to eat a healthy and balanced diet.

After surgery, it is recommended to wear a compression garment for three to six weeks.

Brachioplasty Sydney is a popular procedure for women and men in later life or for those who have lost significant weight. When performed by our experienced plastic surgeon, the risks are low. Thousands of people undergo arm lift surgery each year to enjoy the benefits of shaped, firmer upper arms and experience no complications.