Modified Brachioplasty

After a major weight loss, it can be difficult to get back in shape. Even with a rigorous diet and exercise some individuals find that they never completely get their body back. An area where many women tend to hold fat is in their arms. The arms can be a hard area to target because once the fat starts to sit there it accumulates quickly and makes your arms expand almost instantly. If you have excessive arm skin and are unhappy with your appearance, you should consider receiving a Modified Brachioplasty. The Modified Brachioplasty procedure can help you achieve the toned look you want for your arms, and they will also appear much smaller once the excess skin is removed. If you are tired of wearing the same type of clothing just to make sure that your arms are covered, receive the Modified Brachioplasty procedure and you’ll never have to worry about it again.

Good Candidates for Modified Brachioplasty

Everyone is not automatically a good candidate for Modified Brachioplasty. Just because you are interested in removing excess arm skin doesn’t mean that it is the best option for you at this time. To be a good candidate for Modified Brachioplasty it is important that you still have a good amount of elasticity left in the skin, and if you don’t it is likely that you won’t be able to achieve the best results possible.

Individuals receiving Modified Brachioplasty should have loose, saggy skin on their arms, although still retaining a decent amount of elasticity. Many people think that they need a Brachioplasty procedure when they are really in need of Arms Liposuction. Your plastic surgeon will let you know if the Modified Brachioplasty procedure is right for you during your first consultation.

A Modified Brachioplasty removes excess skin in the upper part of your arm, but if your entire arm is sagging due to excess skin, you may need a Full Brachioplasty. Something to consider when receiving Modified or Full Brachioplasty is that you will be left with a permanent scar on your arm that could potentially be quite long. Your more experienced surgeons will be able to hide the scar better than others, but know that scarring is inevitable with this procedure.

Contacting a Plastic Surgeon

When you have decided that the Modified Brachioplasty procedure is right for you, the next step is to contact a plastic surgeon in your area. Finding a plastic surgeon can be difficult, but you should be searching for an individual who is board certified with several yeas of experience so you can be sure that they have the necessary skills and knowledge. Dr. Angobaldo at Renaissance Plastic Surgery is a board certified plastic surgeon with several years of experience performing Modified Brachioplasty. Dr. Angobaldo also performs all patient consults personally, because he understands the importance of building a relationship with each of his patients individually. Renaissance Plastic Surgery is located in Plano, and being centrally located in the Dallas area allows them to serve other locations such as Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Southlake, Grapevine, Carrollton, Addison, Colleyville, Rockwall, Farmers Branch, Richardson, and Lewisville. When you are ready to move forward with your Modified Bachioplasty procedure, contact Dr. Angobaldo at Renaissance Plastic Surgery to schedule your free consult today.