ARM LIFT FAQ
Should I Base My Decision on the Cost of the Cosmetic Surgery? | 
Decisions about cosmetic surgery should not be based solely on cost. The cheapest procedure might mean that the surgeon does the procedure quickly and incompletely. Cosmetic surgery is a hand-crafted art form. Would you base a decision to buy a painting on its price or on the aesthetic judgment and skill of the artist? It is more reasonable to base your decision about cosmetic surgery on the surgeon's reputation, the surgeon's apparent skill, the surgeon's experience and the surgeon's ability to communicate with you in a manner that is professional, sincere, comfortable, and unhurried.
Five years after your cosmetic surgery, you will probably not remember the exact amount you paid for the surgery, but you will be aware of the quality of the results for the rest of your life. The most common source of disappointment following plastic surgery is dissatisfaction with the degree of improvement ("it looks as if nothing was done") or unhappiness with uneven lumpy-bumpy results. The cost of cosmetic surgery should not be the main basis for your choice of surgeon. Do not put your body on the bargain rack.
What is recovery from arm lift like? | 
Arm lift is major surgery. If you choose to undergo this procedure, expect soreness, swelling, general discomfort, and other side effects. You may need to take a week or two off from work to recuperate.
Will there be a scar if I get arm lift? | 
Yes, scarring is inevitable with arm lift. However, we use a modification of the large standard incision to reduce the amount of scarring. The incision runs along the underside of the arm from above the elbow and forms a "T" in the armpit.