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Arm Lift Brachioplasty Antalya

Brachioplasty (arm lift) is an aesthetic surgical procedure that removes excess skin and fat tissue in the inner arm area. Known as 'flying arms', this condition cannot be corrected by diet or exercise; The only effective method is surgery.

Op. Dr. Mustafa Keleş plans the mini or classic technique according to the person's anatomy and the degree of sagging. If necessary, it is combined with liposuction.

Arm lift technique options

The most appropriate technique is determined according to the degree of sagging and excess fat.

Mini Brachioplasty

For mild sagging, only a short incision near the armpit. The scar is hidden in the armpit.

Classic Brachioplasty

The incision extends from the armpit to the elbow. Comprehensive correction for moderate to severe sagging.

Liposuction + Brachioplasty

If there is excess fat, the combination corrects both volume and contour.

Surgery information and recovery

The surgery, which takes 1.5–2.5 hours, is performed under general anesthesia. Compression arm wrap is used for 2 weeks.

Duration1.5–2.5 hours
anaesthesiaGenel
Hospital StayDay or 1 night
Return to Work7–10 days
Return to Exercise6–8 weeks
longevitylong term

Duration: 1.5–2.5 hours

General anesthesia. Sleeping during the day or 1 night.

Limited arm movement for the first 2 weeks

Return to work in 7–10 days. Full activity in 6–8 weeks.

Results are long lasting

When the weight is kept stable, the results are permanent.

Frequently asked questions about arm lift

The scar extends from the armpit to the elbow on the inner side of the arm. It is not visible when the arm is lowered to its side; fades over time.

Yes. If there is both excess fat and sagging skin, the combination of liposuction + brachioplasty gives better results.

The arms are not raised above the shoulders for the first 2 weeks. Daily activity starts from the 3rd week, and exercise starts from 6-8 weeks.

No. Men who have lost significant weight also frequently apply. The technique is the same.

Office workers should wait 7–10 days, and those doing physical work should wait 3–4 weeks.

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