Arm Lift Surgery Kenya

Tone and Contour Your Arms with a Brachioplasty

Brachioplasty (arm lift) removes loose, sagging skin from the upper arm and tightens the tissue underneath, giving a smoother, more toned contour from shoulder to elbow. It's especially common after major weight loss, when the skin on the upper arms no longer has the elasticity to shrink back on its own.

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Our aim is to help you lose weight

and keep it off!

Doctor

Step 1

Meet the doctor

Your surgeon examines you and advises which procedure(s) best suit your goals and body

lab test

Step 2

Schedule Tests

Pre-surgery lab tests and ECG are arranged to confirm you’re fit for surgery

schedule

Step 3

Schedule the procedure

Once cleared, your surgery date is confirmed at the hospital.

introduction

Step 4

Surgeon consultation

A final one-on-one consultation with your surgeon ahead of surgery.

Surgery

Step 5

Day of surgery

Your procedure, followed by a private hospital stay (length depends on procedure)

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Step 6

Follow up

Post-op review and recovery guidance directly from your surgeon.

Procedure & Pricing

Arm Lift
(Brachioplasty)

Tone and Contour Your Arms with a Brachioplasty

From Ksh.500,000

  • Consultation with your plastic surgeon
  • Pre-surgery lab tests & ECG
  • Brachioplasty surgical & theatre fees
  • Anaesthetist fees
  • 3 nights private hospital stay at Nairobi South Hospital
  • Basic discharge medication
  • Post-op review and personalised recovery guidance from the surgeon
  • 24/7 dedicated patient care while admitted

Frequently asked questions

Brachioplasty (arm lift) removes loose, sagging skin from the upper arm and tightens the tissue underneath, giving a smoother, more toned contour from shoulder to elbow. It’s especially common after major weight loss, when the skin on the upper arms no longer has the elasticity to shrink back on its own.

Anyone bothered by loose, sagging skin on the upper arms that doesn’t respond to exercise, very commonly patients after major weight loss, including post-bariatric patients, but open to anyone with this concern regardless of weight-loss history.

As with other body-contouring procedures, it’s best to wait until your weight is stable, generally 6–12 months after bariatric surgery. Your surgeon will confirm timing at your consultation.

Yes, the scar runs along the inner arm from elbow toward the armpit. Positioning minimises visibility in everyday clothing, and it fades over time.

Most patients avoid lifting and strenuous arm use for 2–3 weeks, with full recovery over the following weeks.

Yes – Brachioplasty is often combined with a Tummy Tuck for patients addressing loose skin in multiple areas after major weight loss.

A deposit secures your surgery date, with the balance due before surgery. We accept M-Pesa and bank transfer; ask our team about payment plan options.