Braquioplastia

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El lifting de brazos, también conocido como braquioplastia, es un procedimiento quirúrgico estético que tiene como objetivo remodelar la parte inferior del brazo. Corrige problemas como la flacidez de la piel y el exceso de grasa para mejorar el aspecto general del brazo.

General

La braquioplastia está diseñada para personas que no están contentas con la apariencia de la parte superior de sus brazos, a menudo debido a una pérdida significativa de peso, al envejecimiento o a factores genéticos. El procedimiento consiste en eliminar el exceso de piel y grasa desde la axila hasta el codo, lo que puede resultar en una apariencia más tonificada y proporcionada del brazo. Los cirujanos suelen utilizar la liposucción junto con la extracción de piel para lograr el contorno deseado. Es importante que los pacientes tengan expectativas realistas y comprendan que, si bien un estiramiento de brazos puede mejorar significativamente la apariencia de los brazos, deja una cicatriz a lo largo de la parte interna del brazo.

Detalles especiales

Who is it for?

Personas con una laxitud cutánea significativa en la parte superior del brazo.

Personas que han perdido una cantidad considerable de peso y tienen exceso de piel.

Aquellos que no han logrado los resultados deseados solo con dieta y ejercicio.

Pacientes que gocen de buena salud general y no fumen o que estén dispuestos a dejar de fumar.

Recovery Period

Por lo general, el procedimiento dura de 2 a 3 horas.

El tiempo de recuperación varía, pero la mayoría de los pacientes pueden volver a sus actividades normales en 2 semanas, aunque se debe evitar levantar objetos pesados durante 4 a 6 semanas.

La recuperación completa y los resultados finales pueden ser evidentes después de varios meses.

Potential Risks and Side Effects

Las cicatrices son inevitables, pero desaparecerán con el tiempo.

Riesgo de infección y hemorragia.

Asimetría en la apariencia de los brazos.

Cambios en la sensibilidad cutánea.

Alternative Treatments

Liposucción sola para pacientes con buena elasticidad cutánea.

Procedimientos de estiramiento cutáneo no quirúrgicos que utilizan radiofrecuencia o ultrasonido, aunque estos ofrecen resultados más sutiles.

Las rutinas de ejercicio se centraron en tonificar los brazos, aunque esto no elimina el exceso de piel.

Success Rate

La tasa de éxito de la cirugía de estiramiento de brazos es generalmente alta, y la mayoría de los pacientes experimentan una mejora significativa en la apariencia de sus brazos. Las tasas de satisfacción suelen superar el 90%.

Procedure step-by-step overivew

Consulta con un cirujano plástico para analizar las metas y expectativas.

Evaluación y preparativos preoperatorios.

La anestesia se administra para mayor comodidad durante el procedimiento.

Se hacen incisiones, por lo general en la parte interna del brazo, desde el codo hasta la axila.

El exceso de grasa se elimina, posiblemente mediante liposucción.

Se recorta el exceso de piel.

El tejido de soporte subyacente se tensa y se remodela.

La piel se sutura de nuevo para unirla.

Las incisiones están vendadas y los brazos pueden estar envueltos en vendajes elásticos para minimizar la hinchazón.

Precios

Turquía

$2,500

República Checa

$3,000

Croacia

$3,500

Lituania

$2,800

Polonia

$3,200

Alemania

$7,500

Suiza

$10,000

Francia

$6,500

Reino Unido

$6,000

Estados Unidos

$8,000

Canadá

$9,000

Australia

$9,500

¿Por qué varían los precios?

Experiencia y ubicación geográfica del cirujano.

Tarifas de hospital o centro quirúrgico.

Tarifas de anestesia.

Cuidados pre y postoperatorios.

Medicamentos recetados.

Coste de los tratamientos adicionales si se combinan con una braquioplastia.

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