Who can have Arm Fat Surgery?

1. Individuals with Significant Sagging Skin

Loose, stretched, or hanging skin caused by ageing, genetics, or weight loss makes someone an excellent candidate for Brachioplasty.

Ideal Candidates for Arm Fat Surgery

2. Patients at or Near Their Ideal Weight

Stable weight ensures long-lasting results from arm reduction and arm tuck.

3. Those with Good Overall Health

Healthy individuals heal faster and face fewer risks during brachioplasty surgery.

4. Patients with Realistic Expectations

Understanding the limitations and benefits of flabby arm surgery leads to higher satisfaction.

People Still Losing Weight

They should postpone arm fat-suction surgery until weight stabilises to avoid the need for a second procedure.

Who Is NOT an Ideal Candidate?

Individuals with Severe Health Conditions

Uncontrolled diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease increase risks during arm surgery.

Active Smokers Who Won’t Quit

Smoking slows healing and increases complications for arm tuck patients.

Those Expecting Scar-Free Results

All forms of bat wing surgery leave scars—but they fade and can be minimised.

The success of Brachioplasty depends heavily on selecting patients whose skin, health status, and goals align with the demands of arm reduction and brachioplasty surgery. Proper selection ensures:

Why Candidate Selection Matters

• Faster healing

• Safer procedure

• Natural, long-lasting results

• Reduced complications