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Arm Lift (Brachioplasty)

Arm lift to remove loose, hanging skin and fat from the upper arms for a firmer, toned contour. Board-certified plastic surgeon at an internationally accredited or nationally certified hospital with on-site ICU.

From · all-in
$5,944–$6,501
Save vs USA
43%
$4,556 USD
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Arm Lift (Brachioplasty)
From · all-in
$5,944–$6,501
surgeon + hospital + Wellum Care
Save vs USA
43%
$4,556 USD · vs US average
Recommended stay
7
nights
Recovery
4–6 weeks
full recovery
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7 nights

Baseline estimate. Final stay depends on your surgeon's instructions after your videoconsultation.

For this procedure you can pick one of our partner hotels or our REHAUS Recovery House (official partner). Wellum partner rate.

ADD-ONS & OPTIONS (OPTIONAL)

Treatments and options we can arrange for you. Optional — added to your total at cost, no markup.

Wellum (Mexico)

all-in
Surgeon & medical team $2,786
Hospital, OR & anesthesia $1,910
Accommodation: · 7 nights
Wellum Care Concierge $1,000
Total all-in

United States

true cost
Surgeon quoted price $9,900
Pre-op studies & blood work $350
Compression sleeves + meds $250
Total real cost $10,500

US prices: 2026 averages for board-certified plastic surgeons at accredited facilities (ASPS data + published clinic pricing). Includes anesthesia, facility, labs, garments, medication and follow-ups.

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Why this isn't your final quote

We can't give you a 100% exact number until your surgeon sees your case in your medical video consultation. Your final quote may move from this estimate based on additional studies your surgeon may need, your specific anatomy, or projected recovery time. Most patients land within 15% of what you're seeing here — we'd rather tell you that upfront than surprise you later.

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About this procedure

- What is it?: Removal of excess skin and fat from the upper arm, tightening the remaining tissue for a firmer, more defined contour. Often combined with liposuction.

- Who is it for?: People with sagging upper-arm skin ("bat wings"), usually after major weight loss or with age, that doesn't respond to exercise.

- Recovery: Drains for a few days, compression sleeves for several weeks. Desk work in ~1 week, full exercise around 4–6 weeks.

- Common Question: Where are the scars? Along the inner arm, positioned to be as discreet as possible; they fade over time.

- Price: Starting at $5,944 USD. Includes surgeon's fee, hospital and OR, anesthesia, and compression sleeves.

Your recovery, day by day

This is what a typical patient experience looks like. Every case varies — your surgeon will adjust based on your progress.

Day / Phase What to expect
Day -1 Arrival Airport pickup, hotel check-in. Pre-op labs, markings, and consultation with your surgeon.
Day 0 Surgery day 2–3 hour arm lift (brachioplasty) under general anesthesia. Compression sleeves placed. Same-day discharge to hotel.
Day 1 First post-op Dressing and sleeve check. Light walking encouraged. Arms elevated to reduce swelling. Pain managed with oral medication.
Day 2–4 Early recovery Compression sleeves worn 24/7. Swelling and bruising normal. No lifting or pushing with arms.
Day 5–6 Wound check Follow-up with surgeon. Incisions along inner arm checked. Most patients off strong pain meds.
Day 7–8 Cleared to fly home Final review. Compression sleeves for flight and 4 weeks after. Avoid heavy lifting. Scar care instructions provided.
Week 2–6 Virtual follow-ups Video check-ins. Swelling settles and final arm contour emerges over 6–8 weeks.

WHAT PATIENTS SAY

Verified patient reviews from CMCPER-board-certified surgeon

Dr. Foraste is an excellent professional. From the first moment he transmits confidence, explains everything with great clarity, and his deep knowledge and experience are evident. His manner is kind, close, and human, which makes one feel heard and in good hands. I loved how he answered every one of my questions with patience and honesty, always prioritizing health and well-being in addition to the aesthetic side. Without a doubt, I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a trustworthy, ethical plastic surgeon with quality results.

Verified patient 5/5 · 2025 verified

Dr. Foraste performed my neck liposuction. He was careful at every moment, always attentive to make sure I was well during and after the procedure, as was his assistant. I'm happy with the results. He explained the post-op care in detail and was always available for my questions. TOTALLY RECOMMENDED!!

Verified patient 5/5 · 2024 verified

Frequently asked questions about this procedure

Where will the scars be?

Along the inner arm, positioned to stay hidden against the side of the body. They're permanent but fade significantly and are the trade-off for removing hanging skin.

Is liposuction included?

Liposuction of the arm is commonly combined when there's also excess fat, your surgeon confirms your plan in the consultation.

Do I need a recovery house?

Usually not, an arm lift is managed in a hotel with your compression sleeves. A recovery house is available as an option.

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