Cosmetic surgery · Body contouring
Arm lift surgery
Consultant-led upper-arm contouring, informed by extensive experience in extremity trauma and complex limb reconstruction.
Overview
An individual approach
Arm lift surgery, or brachioplasty, removes and reshapes excess upper-arm tissue. The operation can range from a limited procedure near the armpit to an extended lift addressing tissue beyond the upper arm.
The aim is a balanced, natural contour with considered scar placement—not simply maximal tissue removal.
Reconstructive perspective
Arm surgery informed by complex limb reconstruction
Alongside his cosmetic practice, Mr Mohan is an NHS Consultant Plastic Surgeon at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, specialising in complex limb reconstruction and limb salvage.
That work brings detailed experience of upper-limb anatomy, tissue handling, scar planning and the relationship between contour and function. The same principles inform his individual approach to arm lift surgery.
Independent, verified patient feedback—including experiences of arm lift surgery—is available on Doctify.
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Your consultation
Thoughtful planning, clear advice
Skin quality, tissue distribution, arm movement and existing scars are assessed.
The trade-off between contour improvement and scar length is discussed openly.
Liposuction may complement skin excision when it is safe and appropriate.
Private consultations
Begin with a conversation.
Discuss your goals and receive an individual assessment with clear, considered advice.
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