We have described the most common procedures of the body: breast implants, breast reduction or elevation, liposuction, tummy tuck, breast implants, etc. In the following information we will review other body procedures, not as popular as those previously mentioned, but very useful in selected cases. Brachioplasty (Arm lipectomy or liposculpture) Brachioplasty, is a procedure to remove loose skin and excess fat deposits in the upper arm. With age, upper arm skin can become loose and flabby. The Plastic surgeon will discuss the procedure with the client who would like to tighten the skin and look as good as they feel. In some cases your plastic surgeon may suggest that liposuction be used alone or in conjunction with an arm lift to remove excess fat in the upper arms.

Thighs lipectomy (Thighs lift)

Redundant thigh tissue can be corrected by the thigh lift. The thighs lipectomy follows similar principles of the abdominal lipectomy (tummy tuck). The goal of this intervention is to eliminate the fat and the redundant skin of the inner thighs.

Types of Anesthesia

The anesthesia for these procedures can be local or epidural with sedation so the patient will be totally relaxed and insensitive to pain. This type of anesthesia is used around the globe, it is safe and provides a comfortable recovery for the client.

However, whenever the complexity of the intervention requires it, general anesthesia will be recommended.

Your First Consultation

With Beauty Renaissance the first consultation is free of charge and is always with your surgeon who will assess and discuss your desired results. The surgeon will also answer all your questions and discuss the expectations that the client may have.

Each clients request is individually assessed. A thorough preliminary evaluation is therefore essential. You can discuss all expectations and have your questions answered during the initial consultation with your surgeon.

After Care

Here at Beauty Renaissance we uphold the highest degree of post operative quality care that goes beyond monitoring. For that reason detailed post operative controls are made so that the patient feels safe and secure. There are a number of consultations to check that the healing process is without trauma.

The first postoperative consultation is made the following day and the recovery process is followed in detail. The definitive discharge date does not occur until a year after the procedure.

Note: The information offered in this Web site is directed to support and not to replace the relationship between you and your doctor.

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