51 year old female brachioplasty for redundant skin after massive weight loss | Dr Gavin Sandercoe

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Specialist Plastic Surgeon (specialist registration in surgery - plastic surgery)

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Suite 108,
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Bella Vista,
NSW 2153

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51 year old female brachioplasty for redundant skin after massive weight loss

51 year old female with massive weight loss and redundant skin on her arms impacting her activities of daily living.

Resection details (per side) – 500cc fat aspirated per arm, 90g skin resected, total skin width 10cm

After photos are taken 3 months post operative. Patient was weight stable.

All procedures have risks. See our pages on brachioplasty surgery, recovery and risks for more information.

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DISCLAIMER: “The outcomes shown are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience, as results may vary due to many factors including the individual’s genetics, diet and exercise. All procedures have risks.”