Brachioplasty Techniques in Plastic Surgery: Achieving Aesthetic and Functional Outcomes
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Brachioplasty Techniques, Plastic Surgery, Aesthetic and Functional Outcomes.Abstract
Brachioplasty, commonly referred to as an arm lift, is a plastic surgical procedure aimed at improving both the
aesthetic contour and functional outcomes of the upper arm. With increasing demand for body contouring
procedures, particularly following significant weight loss, the evolution of brachioplasty techniques has become
a focal point in plastic surgery. This review explores the spectrum of brachioplasty techniques, including
traditional brachioplasty, mini brachioplasty, extended brachioplasty, and minimally invasive approaches,
highlighting their respective indications, surgical methodologies, and outcomes. Emphasis is placed on achieving
optimal aesthetic results while addressing functional concerns such as skin redundancy and associated
discomfort.
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