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The Muscles and Fasci? of the ArmOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
During the last few decades, bariatric surgery operations have had a great revolution, encouraging a lot of patients to have this kind of operations.
After bariatric surgery, patients have skin redundancy and fat accumulation in different parts of the body including the upper arm.
The classification mentioned by Bahman and Sonya in 1998 is helpful in selecting the premium procedure suitable to the patient condition.
These different techniques created to achieve a better aesthetic goals, and to limit brachioplasty problems as preventing linear contracture of the scar, preserve the axillary contour, inappropriate scar placement, excessive skin and fat resection, wide hypertrophic scars, dog-ears as well as other ordinary surgical complications as oedema, cellulitis, abscess, haematoma, wound dehiscence, nerves affection and lymphatic circulatory alternation.
CAST liposuction prevails over traditional liposuction as it gives better aesthetic results.
The wide-ranging look to the arm, axilla, and lateral part of chest creates the need for operations
to correct the three part as a whole such as the L-brachioplasty and the four zones brachioplasty.
The combination of brachioplasty with other dermolipectomy procedures after massive weight loss is safe and possible.
By proper pre-operative selection of procedure, meticulous operative technique and cautious post-operative care we can reach to the ideal result.