Brachioplasty Service in Dubai
Plan your arm lift with calm, honest support. A doctor meets you at home, refers you to a licensed plastic surgeon, and looks after your checks, wound care and follow-up at home before and after surgery.
- Licensed partner surgeons
- Home visits before and after
- Honest advice on scars
How We Support Your Arm Lift
The surgery itself is done by a licensed plastic surgeon in a licensed hospital. We look after the steps around it, in the comfort of your home.
Home consultation and assessment
- Medical history and goals
- Look at the skin of the upper arms
- Honest talk about scars and recovery
A private first talk at home about your goals and health.
Book NowReferral to a licensed plastic surgeon
- Referral letter and summary
- Help choosing a licensed hospital
- Your notes shared with consent
We connect you with a licensed surgeon for a full assessment.
Book NowPre-op checks and samples at home
- Blood samples at home
- Blood pressure and basic checks
- Results sent to your surgeon
The tests your surgeon asks for, taken at home.
Book NowPost-op wound check and dressing at home
- Wound and drain area check
- Dressing change if needed
- Updates to your surgeon
Gentle wound checks and dressing changes after surgery.
Book NowCompression garment guidance
- Fit and comfort check
- How long to wear it, as advised
- Skin care under the garment
Help to wear and look after your garment correctly.
Book NowFollow-up visits
- Healing and swelling review
- Scar care advice
- Clear next steps
Regular visits while you heal, on a plan that suits you.
Book NowWe never perform surgery at home. Blood tests, scans or other checks your surgeon needs are arranged with a licensed lab or hospital.
Is an Arm Lift Right for You?
Surgeons usually look at a few things before suggesting an arm lift. Tap each point to read more.
This is general information, not a medical decision. Only a licensed plastic surgeon can decide if an arm lift is right for you, after a full assessment.
Types of Arm Lift
Surgeons use different lengths of incision depending on where the loose skin is. Choose a type to see where the scar usually sits.
Mini arm lift
- Who it may suit
- Mild loose skin, mostly close to the armpit.
- Where the scar usually sits
- A short scar hidden in the armpit.
- Recovery in general
- Usually the shortest recovery of the three.
Standard arm lift
- Who it may suit
- Loose skin along most of the upper arm.
- Where the scar usually sits
- Along the inner upper arm, from the armpit towards the elbow.
- Recovery in general
- Some weeks of arm care and no heavy lifting, as your surgeon advises.
Extended arm lift
- Who it may suit
- Loose skin on the upper arm that continues onto the side of the chest, often after major weight loss.
- Where the scar usually sits
- Along the inner arm and down the side of the chest.
- Recovery in general
- Usually the longest of the three, with extra care for the chest area.
Simple illustration only. Your surgeon decides which technique is right for you after an examination, and explains the scar and recovery in detail.
Your Arm Lift Journey
Five clear steps, from the first talk at home to recovery care after surgery.
Home consultation
A doctor visits you at home, listens to your goals and checks your general health and the skin on your arms.
Assessment and referral
If an arm lift may suit you, we refer you to a licensed plastic surgeon for a full surgical assessment.
Pre-op checks at home
We take the blood samples and do the checks your surgeon asks for, at home, before your surgery date.
Surgery at a licensed hospital
Your surgeon performs the arm lift in a licensed hospital or day-surgery centre. We never operate at home.
Recovery care at home
We visit for wound checks, dressing changes and follow-up, and keep your surgeon updated.
Recovery Timeline
A general picture of how recovery often goes after an arm lift. Hover or tap a bar for a short tip.
Keeping your arms slightly raised helps swelling settle.
It supports the skin and helps control swelling.
Short walks help circulation. Avoid reaching and stretching your arms.
Many people return to light desk work once their surgeon is happy with healing.
Only when your surgeon says it is safe. Start gently and build up.
Follow your scar care plan and protect scars from strong sun.
General guide only. Healing is different for everyone, and your surgeon gives you your own recovery plan and timings.
Recovery Care at Home
Simple reminders for the weeks after your arm lift. Your surgeon's own instructions always come first.
Keep dressings clean and dry
Follow your surgeon's advice on showering. We check and change dressings at home if needed.
Wear the compression garment as advised
Wear it as long and as often as your surgeon says. Tell us if it feels too tight.
Keep arms slightly raised when resting
Rest them on pillows to help swelling go down in the first days.
Avoid lifting heavy things
Skip heavy bags, children or shopping until your surgeon says it is safe.
Watch the wound and tell us about changes
More redness, swelling, fluid, fever or pain that gets worse needs a check soon.
Go to every follow-up
Home visits and surgeon reviews help catch problems early.
Get emergency care straight away for heavy bleeding, sudden severe swelling or pain in the arm, chest pain or trouble breathing. Call your surgeon the same day for fever, spreading redness or a wound that opens.
Why Choose Us for Arm Lift Care
Four promises that guide every home visit, from your first talk to your last check.
Doctor-led care, at home
A licensed doctor handles your home consultation, your checks before surgery and your visits during recovery.
- Same doctor team from first visit to follow-up
- Your surgeon is kept updated after each visit
Surgery only with licensed surgeons
The operation itself is done only by a licensed plastic surgeon in a licensed hospital in Dubai. We never operate at home.
- We help with the referral and appointments
- You choose and meet your surgeon before deciding
A calmer recovery at home
Wound checks, dressing changes and compression garment guidance in your own home, so you travel less in the first weeks.
- Gentle checks of the wound and dressing
- Help with putting on the compression garment
Honest advice, before you decide
We explain what an arm lift can and cannot do, including the scar it leaves and the time recovery takes.
- No promises of perfect results
- Clear talk about scars, risks and recovery
Risks and When to Get Help
An arm lift is real surgery. Here is what is common during recovery, what to tell your surgeon about, and what needs emergency care.
- SwellingOften greatest in the first days, then slowly goes down.
- BruisingFades over the first weeks.
- TightnessThe arms can feel tight as the skin heals.
- Temporary numbnessSome areas of skin may feel numb for a while.
- Visible scarsScars are expected. They tend to fade and flatten over time, but do not disappear.
- Pain that keeps increasingPain that gets worse instead of slowly easing.
- A wound edge opening slightlyA small gap or a wound that looks slow to heal.
- Fluid build-upA soft swelling that feels like fluid under the skin.
- A scar that looks thickA raised, thick or spreading scar in later weeks.
- Chest pain or sudden shortness of breathCan be a sign of a blood clot. Do not wait.
- Heavy bleedingBleeding that soaks through the dressing and does not stop.
- High fever with spreading rednessCan be a sign of a serious infection.
- Sudden painful swelling of the armEspecially if the arm also feels hot or tight.
Every surgery has risks. Your surgeon will explain your own risks, and how to lower them, before you agree to surgery.
General information only, not medical advice. It does not list every possible problem. If you are worried after surgery, contact your surgeon or get urgent help.
What Patients Say
Words from people we supported before and after their arm lift, in their own homes.
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Arm Lift Pricing
Estimated ranges for the surgery itself, and clear fixed prices for the care we give you at home.
Surgery estimate by type
Estimated range, surgeon fee set after consultation
Our home care prices
Fixed prices for visits at your home, hotel or office.
- Home consultationDoctor visit to talk through your goals and healthAED 450
- Pre-op home checksHealth checks and samples if your surgeon asksAED 600
- Post-op home visitWound, dressing and compression checkAED 350
Includes
- Doctor visit at your home, hotel or office
- Wound and dressing check after surgery
- Compression garment guidance
- Short report shared with your surgeon
All prices shown are dummy examples. Surgery fees are set by the surgeon or hospital.
Arm Lift FAQs
Tap a question to read the answer.
Where is the surgery done?
Only in a licensed hospital or surgical centre, by a licensed plastic surgeon. We never do surgery at home. Our home visits cover the consultation, checks before surgery and care during recovery.
Will there be a scar?
Yes. An arm lift always leaves a scar, usually along the inner upper arm and sometimes into the armpit. Scars tend to fade and flatten over many months, but they do not disappear. Your surgeon will show you where yours is likely to be.
How long is the recovery?
It is different for everyone. Most people rest for the first days, wear a compression garment for some weeks and slowly return to normal activity. Your surgeon will give you your own recovery plan.
Is an arm lift a weight loss treatment?
No. An arm lift removes loose skin and some fat to reshape the upper arm. It works best when your weight has been steady for some time. It is not a way to lose weight.
What are the risks?
Every surgery has risks. For an arm lift they include swelling, bruising, infection, fluid build-up, numbness, slow wound healing, uneven results and thick scars. Your surgeon will explain your own risks before you agree to surgery.
Do I need a compression garment?
Usually yes, as your surgeon advises. It helps control swelling and supports the arms while they heal. During home visits we can check the fit and show you how to put it on and take it off.
What happens during a home visit?
A doctor visits you at home to talk through your goals, check your general health and collect samples if your surgeon asks for them. After surgery we check your wound, dressing and compression garment.
When should I get urgent help?
Go to emergency care straight away for chest pain, sudden shortness of breath, heavy bleeding, a high fever with spreading redness, or sudden painful swelling of the arm. A home visit is not for emergencies.
How do I book?
Use the Book a Consultation button and share your area and a time that suits you. We confirm the visit and the price with you first, then help arrange your surgeon appointment if you decide to go ahead.
Plan Your Arm Lift With Care
Start with a private consultation at home. We explain your options honestly, refer you to a licensed plastic surgeon, and support your recovery at home after surgery.
- Licensed partner surgeons
- Private home consultation
- Recovery care at home
Your next steps
- 1Home consultationA doctor visits you, listens and checks your arms.
- 2Surgeon referralSurgery is done by a licensed surgeon in a licensed hospital.
- 3Recovery at homeWound checks, dressings and follow-up visits at home.