Arm surgery is a term generally used to describe procedures used to remove or reduce excess skin or fat on the upper arm, as opposed to surgeries involving the wrist or elbow. If you are contemplating brachioplasty (arm surgery), you may be concerned about what to expect during the procedure. 

Arm surgery, clinically termed as Brachioplasty, is performed to remove excess fat and sagging skin from the upper arms area. Fat deposits or sagging skin creates a bat-wing like appearance to your upper arms. This usually is a result of increasing age or localized fat deposition after a strenuous weight loss program. Like any other surgical procedure, arm surgery has its own recovery period. This period varies from patient to patient, however, by following certain recommendations, the post-operative recovery period of arm surgery can be expedited.  

Arm Surgery, also known as arm lift surgery, is a treatment that can contour the arms, removing excessive skin and fat. This surgery may be combined with different other procedures, which may be applied at the same time, before or after the Arm Surgery.