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Brachioplasty and Axillary Restoration with Treatment Algorithm for Brachioplasty
2010Surgical planning for upper extremity contouring must consider several important anatomic features. The location and extent of skin excess must be assessed, the quality and tone of the skin must be addressed, the amount of fat present must be determined, and the interface between the arm, axilla, and chest wall must be visualized. Many methods of upper
Charles K. Herman, Berish Strauch
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CAST Liposuction: An Alternative to Brachioplasty
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1997The aging female with excess arm fat and poor skin tone frequently refuses a brachioplasty scar due to permanent detectability. Traditional deep liposuction localized to the posterolateral aspect of the arm frequently leaves sagging, wrinkled skin. Circumferential para-Axillary Superficial Tumescent (CAST) liposuction was developed to maximize skin ...
M D, Gilliland, A T, Lyos
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Response to Extended Brachioplasty
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2023Dennis Hurwitz +2 more
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Wide-Awake Brachioplasty: A Safe and Effective Technique for Local Anesthesia
The American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery, 2022Alannah Phelan, Phoebe B McAuliffe
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[The posteromedial brachioplasty].
Annales de chirurgie plastique et esthetique, 2009Brachial dermo-lipectomy, which has been performed for several decades, became more frequent again with the advent of bariatric surgery. However, brachioplasty still raises the problem of its scars, necessary mostly in the longitudinal axis. Most of the described techniques are with a medial scar.
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