Price of a brachioplasty in Tunisia

Price of brachioplasty in Tunisia

The average cost of a brachioplasty in Tunisia in Tunis is €2,600. Depending on your needs, the price can vary from 2400 euros to 2800 euros.

Procedures	Cost in Tunisia
Brachioplasty (arm lift)	2600 €

Whatis a brachioplasty?

An arm lift, or brachioplasty in Tunisia, is performed to create a more toned-looking arm contour. Due to ageing or weight loss, the skin loses its elasticity, resulting in folds and wrinkles along the lower arm. During this procedure, the excess skin is cut away, reducing the flabby appearance of the arms.

Is brachioplasty right for me?

Brachioplasty may be right for you if you are an adult in the West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens areas and are self-conscious about the appearance of your arms. Many patients complain of having “bat wings” or arms with hanging folds of skin. This procedure can be performed on women and men in good general health. If you are uncomfortable wearing sleeveless shirts or revealing your upper arms, you may be a good candidate for arm lift surgery.

How long does brachioplasty surgery take?

The aim of an arm lift is to reshape the upper part of the arm, particularly the lower part, where excess skin and fat tend to hang loose. As this operation focuses on a specific and relatively small part of the body, it is not as complex as other body lift operations. It is performed under general anaesthetic and generally lasts two hours.

An incision is first made in the armpit or along the inside of the arm. Next, excess skin is cut away and excess fat can be removed using traditional surgical techniques or liposuction. Finally, the remaining tissue is sculpted and the incision is closed with sutures.

How long is the recovery period after an arm lift?

After an arm lift operation, patients generally have to take around ten days off work, although this recovery time can vary considerably depending on the nature of their job and the amount of arm movement or lifting they have to do. During the recovery process, a compression garment should be worn to support the tissues as they heal into their new contours.

Keep your arms elevated wherever possible. Common side effects include tenderness, pain, bruising and swelling; many patients also report a temporary feeling of tightness in the skin. Heavy lifting and other strenuous activities should be avoided for at least six weeks to two months.