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Arm Contouring After Massive Weight Loss: Liposuction-Assisted Brachioplasty Versus Standard Technique. [PDF]
Journal of Cutaneous and Aesthetic Surgery, 2018 Massive weight loss (MWL) brachioplasty is frequently requested for the improvement of the appearance and function of arms. Despite its diffusion, this procedure can be associated with significant complications.
Valerio Cervelli, Pietro Gentile
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2004
Various techniques for the management of upper extremity contour deformities have been suggested since aesthetic brachioplasty was first described. Such deformities are commonplace with aging, after normal weight loss, and especially after massive weight loss such as is seen following bariatric surgery.
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Various techniques for the management of upper extremity contour deformities have been suggested since aesthetic brachioplasty was first described. Such deformities are commonplace with aging, after normal weight loss, and especially after massive weight loss such as is seen following bariatric surgery.
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A Personal Approach to Brachioplasty
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 2022Abstract Brachioplasty has become one of the fastest-growing aesthetic surgery procedures, paralleling rising rates of weight loss surgery nationally. However, controversy persists regarding incision placement and utility of concurrent liposuction.
Amanda R, Sergesketter, Detlev, Erdmann
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Plastic Surgical Nursing, 2006
The purpose of this article is to explore the recent advances in brachioplasty to produce more satisfactory results, to describe good candidates for this surgery, and to discuss care of the brachioplasty patient.
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The purpose of this article is to explore the recent advances in brachioplasty to produce more satisfactory results, to describe good candidates for this surgery, and to discuss care of the brachioplasty patient.
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Brachioplasty With Limited Scar
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2014There is a growing interest in upper arm aesthetic surgery but many patients do not accept the visible inner arm scar. Minimal incision brachioplasty using a shorter scar, concealed in the axilla, produces results equal to that of the traditional approach in comparable cases.
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Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery, 2006
Upper arm deformities are common after massive weight loss following bariatric surgery. In patients with enormous amount of soft tissue excess and skin, the sheer volume and its laxity can be anatomically disorienting. Soft tissue landmarks are blurred, axis points hard to locate and bony landmarks are over-padded.
Rajiv Y, Chandawarkar, James M, Lewis
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Upper arm deformities are common after massive weight loss following bariatric surgery. In patients with enormous amount of soft tissue excess and skin, the sheer volume and its laxity can be anatomically disorienting. Soft tissue landmarks are blurred, axis points hard to locate and bony landmarks are over-padded.
Rajiv Y, Chandawarkar, James M, Lewis
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Brachioplasty, Axilloplasty, and Pre-Axilloplasty
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1983Brachioplasty can be a satisfactory means of removing excess fat and skin from the upper extremity after moderate to massive weight loss. However, patients must be well informed preoperatively of the scars that are to be expected. The procedure itself is simple, easily performed under local anesthesia, requires minimal or no undermining, and rarely ...
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2013
Upper arm deformities secondary to massive weight loss or senile elastosis have led to an increased demand for aesthetic contouring procedures such as brachioplasty.The records of all patients who underwent a brachioplasty procedure from a multipractice medical center were reviewed.
Terri A, Zomerlei +7 more
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Upper arm deformities secondary to massive weight loss or senile elastosis have led to an increased demand for aesthetic contouring procedures such as brachioplasty.The records of all patients who underwent a brachioplasty procedure from a multipractice medical center were reviewed.
Terri A, Zomerlei +7 more
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A New Technique for Brachioplasty
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1989A new technique for brachioplasty is proposed, aiming at correction of ptosis without excision. It is based on rolling a deepithelialized flap around from the rear and sliding it underneath the inside frontal skin of the arm, recreating the roundness of the arm and a firmer consistency.
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2019
Massive weight loss (MWL) patients often present with fairly extensive excess skin of the upper arms. The excess is located in the posterior axillary roll and the Aly posterior brachioplasty technique is designed to eliminate as much excess tissue as is required to create an arm contour that follows the normal underlying musculoskeletal anatomy. One of
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Massive weight loss (MWL) patients often present with fairly extensive excess skin of the upper arms. The excess is located in the posterior axillary roll and the Aly posterior brachioplasty technique is designed to eliminate as much excess tissue as is required to create an arm contour that follows the normal underlying musculoskeletal anatomy. One of
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