Liposuction arms

Many women like to wear loose-fitting tops in summer and are annoyed by excess fat on their upper arms. It is not uncommon for these to extend into the shoulder area. With modern liposuction techniques on the upper arms, we can remedy this at the Rosengarten Clinic.
Excessively thick upper arms and angled arms: liposuction on the arms.
If you no longer want to wear spaghetti straps or tight blouses no longer fit because the fabric on your upper arms stretches, then you may be suffering from a build-up of fat on your upper arms. The upper arms are an area where fatty tissue often accumulates and causes considerable problems for the women affected. Tight-fitting clothing can no longer be worn, sleeveless clothing remains in the wardrobe and those affected are afraid to show off their upper arms, which are sometimes also referred to as ‘angular arms’.
Liposuction on the arms can help to remove these fat pads. More than in any other part of the body, it is important to optimise the technical and planning aspects of liposuction on the upper arms. The reason for this is that the skin on the upper arms can quickly sag after liposuction and increase the appearance of the angled arms as empty skin towards the bottom.
This is where the specialist comes in, as he or she must recognise when liposuction of the upper arms alone makes sense or when a small tightening operation should also be planned. If you decide in favour of liposuction of the arms alone, the choice of liposuction technique is important. Various systems are available at the Klinik am Rosengarten practice. We have not decided on one system, but can choose between different procedures. The procedures also include liposuction techniques in which the skin in the treated area is directly tightened and the tissue stabilised to prevent it from sagging. Such tightening techniques are definitely recommended for liposuction on the upper arms. In severe cases, an upper arm lift may even be advisable to remove the excess skin. As you can see, liposuction on the upper arms is a complex topic on which you should definitely seek personal advice from an experienced specialist.
Fat on upper arms with lipoedema
Patients with lipoedema are often also affected by painful, nodular fat deposits on the upper arm. This fatty tissue sometimes even extends into the forearm area and needs to be suctioned out over a large area in a targeted manner. A great deal of experience is required here, as the treatment of lipoedema is in no way similar to normal liposuction. Both the planning, the operation and the aftercare require specialised knowledge of lipoedema, which is why the operation should be performed by a specialist. It is not uncommon for other areas of the body to be affected and a well-planned procedure in several stages can relieve patients with lipo dem from their suffering.
For further information, please see the bottom of the page. This is where the advantages and disadvantages of the procedures are presented and the risks and side effects are explained. However, this cannot replace a personal consultation (also via video), in which these aspects are explained and adapted individually. We therefore look forward to a personal consultation with you!