Arm Lift (Male)

Tighter arms

Defined arms — tailored to the male physique

Excess upper arm skin following significant weight loss can't be resolved through strength training or diet. A brachioplasty removes the surplus for a firmer, cleaner arm contour. At Surgical Suites of Beverly Hills, male arm lift is performed in a private OR with a team experienced in body contouring for male patients.

Tighter arms. Expert results. Private surgical care.

What is a male arm lift?

Brachioplasty removes excess skin and fat from the inner upper arm, from elbow to armpit, and tightens the remaining tissue for a smoother contour. Liposuction can be combined for additional fat reduction. The incision runs along the inner arm in a location hidden in natural shadow. The procedure is performed under general anesthesia and takes 1–2 hours. Most patients return home the same day.

What are the benefits of a Arm Lift (Male)

  • Removal of excess upper arm skin and fat
  • Firmer, more proportionate arm profile
  • Improved clothing fit and comfort
  • Can be combined with liposuction for enhanced results
  • Long-lasting results with stable weight
  • Proportionate results tailored to male body proportions
  • Freedom from discomfort caused by excess skin
  • Performed in a private, surgical suite

Who Are The Best Candidates For a Arm Lift (Male)

  • Adult men with excess upper arm skin following significant weight loss
  • Patients at or near their stable, ideal body weight
  • Those bothered by upper arm appearance or skin rubbing
  • Non-smokers, or those who can stop well in advance of surgery
  • Individuals in good overall health with no contraindications
  • Patients with realistic expectations about inner arm scarring
  • Those who have maintained stable weight for at least 6 months
  • Adults who have received a consultation and surgical clearance
Process

Your day from start to finish

Four straightforward steps from consultation to recovery

Schedule your consultation

Meet with your surgeon and discuss your goals

Pre-operative preparation

We guide you through testing and instructions

Day of surgery

Arrive early, settle in, and let our team handle the rest

Recovery and follow-up

Rest in our dedicated recovery space before heading home

Why surgical suites of Beverly hills

We don't just provide operating rooms. We provide a complete surgical experience backed by accreditation, skilled staff, and a commitment to your safety that runs through every hour you're with us.

  • Accredited facility with proven standards

  • Experienced team focused on your care

  • Transparent pricing and insurance coordination

Ready to move forward?

Give us a call. We're here to help.

FAQs

Common questions about this service and what to expect.

Will I need a follow-up appointment at the facility?

Post-operative follow-up is coordinated through your surgeon's office.

Is arm lift covered by insurance?

Cosmetic brachioplasty is not covered by insurance, though coverage may apply for documented functional skin issues following significant weight loss.

How long do results last?

Results are long-lasting with stable weight.

Can arm lift be combined with other procedures?

Yes — arm lift is commonly staged with body lift, thigh lift, or other post-weight-loss procedures.

What type of anesthesia is used?

Arm lift is performed under general anesthesia, administered by a board-certified anesthesiologist.

Will there be visible scarring?

A scar along the inner arm from elbow to armpit is expected. For male patients, this is typically positioned along the inner arm where it is not visible from the front. Scars fade over 12–18 months.

Can liposuction replace an arm lift?

Liposuction is appropriate for patients with good skin elasticity and primarily excess fat. Patients with loose skin require excision. Your surgeon will assess your anatomy and advise the right approach.

How long does recovery take?

Most patients take 1–2 weeks off work. Arms should be kept elevated to reduce swelling. Upper-body strenuous activity is restricted for 4–6 weeks.

Still have questions?

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