Flabby Arms Are Latest Target!

Upper arm fat, flabbiness or loose, hanging skin are common problems that cause embarrassment and lead some people to avoid wearing sleeveless clothing even on the hottest days of summer. Today, however, an increasing number of women and men are choosing to undergo cosmetic plastic surgery to reduce and recontour their upper arms. More than 10,500 upper arm reductions (technically called brachioplasty) were performed last year, which is an increase of 321% since 1997!

(PRWEB) June 5, 2004 -- Upper arm fat, flabbiness or loose, hanging skin are common problems that cause embarrassment and lead some people to avoid wearing sleeveless clothing even on the hottest days of summer. Today, however, an increasing number of women and men are choosing to undergo cosmetic plastic surgery to reduce and recontour their upper arms. More than 10,500 upper arm reductions (technically called brachioplasty) were performed last year, which is an increase of 321% since 1997!

In the past, aesthetic plastic surgeons would often discourage patients from undergoing upper arm reduction," says Dr. Sam Speron, plastic surgery expert and consumer advocate. As aesthetic surgeons, our goal is always to provide a result in which the surgery itself is as undetectable as possible. Upper arm reduction often requires a visible incision. But we have gotten better at placing the incision so that it is relatively inconspicuous, causing the least possible concern to patients. The dramatic increase in the number of brachioplasties being performed may reflect the increasing demand for body contouring procedures in post-bariatric surgery patients who have lost a hundred pounds or more."

Sam is a powerful and entertaining interview. He can reveal to your audience the answers to:

What are the significant complications?

Are the results permanent?

When are patients usually able to return to work?

What results are typical?

Is this a substitute for overall weight loss?

Brachioplasty is a safe and effective procedure that can produce a high level of patient satisfaction.

For more information, please email or call Dr Speron directly at 847.696.9900.