Arm Liposuction + Armpit + Bra Line Liposuction Review: How to Lose Weight Without Exercise for a Thin Body Type!
Patient Registration Info
| Age | Weight | Height | BMI |
|---|---|---|---|
|
– |
50.3kg |
160cm |
19.6 |
Surgical site
Arm, Axillary breast, Axilla
1700cc
[Back view comparison on surgery day and 8 months later / surgery date: 10/5, progress date: 7/1 / unauthorized use prohibited]
Recently, more dieters are choosing liposuction for body contouring purposes rather than thinking of it as a procedure only for those who are larger or overweight.
In line with this trend, surgical techniques are also evolving rapidly.
[Front view comparison on surgery day and 3 months later / surgery date: 10/5, progress date: 1/16 / unauthorized use prohibited]
Patients who visit our clinic for body contouring through liposuction often find that this procedure is the best way to remove stubborn fat in areas difficult to slim down with dieting alone, while highlighting a slimmer, more defined body line.
[surgery date: 10/5, progress date: 1/16, progress date: 7/1 / unauthorized use prohibited]
This patient is 160 cm tall, weighs 50.3 kg, and has a bmi of 19.6, falling into the slender category, but she had always been concerned about her arms being fuller compared to the rest of her body.
She works as a freelancer, with a busy and irregular schedule.
After recently gaining about 3 kg, she hoped to achieve slim, bone-like arms through arm liposuction by removing as much fat as possible.
[surgery day appearance / arm, armpit, bra line liposuction areas / unauthorized use prohibited]
Upon diagnosis, we recommended removing the fat from the side of the arms and underarm area, along with the accessory breast tissue that extends from the armpit toward the chest.
Although the fat volume was small, these areas tend to show noticeably effective results after surgery, so we strongly suggested including them in the procedure.
Since the accessory breast area had overall reduced skin elasticity and especially more wrinkles, we explained in advance that liposuction might cause the wrinkles to deepen.
The patient agreed, saying she would include these areas in the surgery for the sake of achieving a slimmer arm line.
[surgery date: 10/1 / unauthorized use prohibited]
[treatment date: 10/19 / 2 weeks post-surgery / unauthorized use prohibited]
[progress date: 11/2 / 1 month post-surgery / unauthorized use prohibited]
[progress date: 7/1 / 8 months post-surgery / unauthorized use prohibited]
The patient underwent liposuction of 1700cc from three areas: arms, armpits, and accessory breasts.
Looking at the pre-surgery photo, although the patient had a slim body overall, you can see noticeable bulges on the outer side of the arms.
By the 8-month mark, you can clearly see the transformation into a slimmer and more refined line.
The total amount of fat removed was relatively small, but the amount removed was balanced to match the upper body proportions, which led to high satisfaction from the patient.
As explained beforehand by the doctor, the fat in the accessory breast area was successfully removed; however, over time, some wrinkles remained, which was expected.
Through liposuction without exercise, the excessive fat cells were permanently removed, leading to a visible body contour change and a slimming effect on the problem areas, even without weight loss. This can be seen in the case example.
However, it’s important to remember that liposuction should not be relied upon for everything.
Liposuction should not be viewed as a means to escape obesity. It should be considered as a tool to correct stubborn fat areas that were difficult to address through diet and exercise alone, helping patients reach their weight loss goals more quickly.
