Sean SimonOwner, Sean Simon MD Plastic Surgery · Plastic Surgeon

Tighten up those saggy and loose arms!! Dr. Simon has the solution.

Name: Tighten up those saggy and loose arms!! Dr. Simon has the solution.
Uploaded: 2026-03-03T20:00:00+00:00
Duration: 55 s
Channel: Sean Simon
Description: In this promotional video, Dr. Sean Simon explains brachioplasty, an arm lift surgery used to remove excess skin from the upper arms and axillary area…

3 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this promotional video, Dr. Sean Simon explains brachioplasty, an arm lift surgery used to remove excess skin from the upper arms and axillary area, often combined with breast lifts. He demonstrates the typical incision locations he employs, emphasizing that the scars are placed where they are easily hidden—unnoticeable from the front or back when the arm is in a normal position and only visible when the arm is lifted and externally rotated. The video includes before‑and‑after images to illustrate results. Dr. Simon invites viewers who have lost a significant amount of weight, whether through bariatric surgery or GLP‑1 medications, to contact his office for a consultation to discuss their options.

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Hi, so for today's case, I'd like to discuss an arm lift, also called a brachioplasty. This is used to remove excess skin of the arms into the axillary areas, often combined with breast lifts if that's necessary. Here you can see the demonstration of the location for the incisions that I typically use to remove a significant amount of excess skin. You also notice that the incisions can heal quite well, and they're also placed in positions that are very easily hidden. In the arm, having it in normal position, you will not be able to see this scar or the incision site from the front or the rear. Even in, in extended position, it's difficult to see unless the arm is lifted up and externally rotated. So take a look at these before and afters. If you're interested in this type of procedure, if you lost a significant amount of weight, whether through surgery or through use of GLP-1 medications, please call our office to schedule a consultation. We can talk about your options. Thank you and have a great day.