Localised upper-arm fat often resists exercise and dieting, because fat distribution is partly genetic. Liposuction (liposculpture) removes this stubborn fat in a targeted way and refines the arm contour. A good result depends on skin that is still elastic enough to retract afterwards.
In some people, fat accumulates on the upper arms even at a healthy weight. Local fat distribution is largely genetic: targeted training firms the underlying muscle but doesn't always clear a local fat deposit. The result is an arm that looks heavier or out of proportion with the rest of the body.
This is the key question, because the two solve different problems:
Where there is both fat AND excess skin — for example after bariatric surgery — the two are sometimes combined for the best result. At the consultation we assess skin quality and decide honestly what makes sense in your case.
You are a good candidate for arm liposuction when there is a clear, stubborn fat deposit and the skin is still elastic enough to redrape after treatment. With marked excess skin, liposuction alone won't give a tight result and we discuss an arm lift or a combination.
Arm liposuction is performed through small incisions through which excess fat is suctioned in a targeted way. Afterwards you wear a compression garment for a period to limit swelling and support the skin as it redrapes. Swelling, stiffness and bruising are normal and settle gradually; the final result is usually visible after a few months.
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Yes, when it's a localised fat deposit. Liposuction removes stubborn upper-arm fat in a targeted way and refines the contour. Important: liposuction removes fat but does not tighten loose skin — that requires skin tightening or an arm lift.
Liposuction removes excess fat and suits cases where the skin is still elastic. An arm lift removes excess skin and is needed when the skin has begun to sag. With both fat and excess skin, the two are sometimes combined.
The suctioned fat cells don't return. With significant weight gain, the remaining cells in the area can still enlarge. A stable weight is therefore important to maintain the result.
Local fat distribution is largely genetic. Strength training firms the underlying muscle but doesn't always dissolve a localised deposit. Liposuction can then improve the contour where exercise and diet fall short.
You wear a compression garment for a period to limit swelling and support the skin. Swelling, stiffness and bruising are normal and settle gradually. The final result is usually visible after a few months.
The price depends on the extent of the treated area. From [PRICE — to complete]. Book a consultation for a personal estimate.
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