The skin on the inside of the arms is very thin, and is put under a great deal of stress by movement and significant or repetitive weight variations. This explains why, whether or not associated with excess fat, skin slackening is frequently observed in this region.
Under local or general anesthesia, the aim of the procedure is to reduce excess fatty tissue through liposuction, but also to remove excess skin and re-drape the remaining skin to effectively tighten it.
The scar is located in the axillary hollow if the excess skin is slight, and can extend along the inner arms in the case of significant excess skin.
Complications are rare, except in the case of smokers, who are advised to quit smoking completely at least one month before surgery.
Results are unrivalled when compared with non-invasive laser treatments. It's the solution The satisfaction rate of both patients and surgeons is very high.
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