Brachioplasty Market Size, Share, Opportunities, And Trends By Procedure (Surgical, Non-Surgical), By Type (Traditional Brachioplasty, Minimal Incision Brachioplasty, Extended Brachioplasty), By End-Use (Hospitals, Cosmetic Surgery Centers), And By Geography - Forecasts From 2023 To 2028

The Brachioplasty market was valued at US$484.35 million in 2021.

It is anticipated that the brachioplasty market will expand steadily.  Brachioplasty is a procedure done to change the way the upper arm and axilla are shaped. It describes the removal of upper arm skin and a small amount of subcutaneous fat. Excess skin and lipodystrophy on the upper arm, which can also extend over the lateral chest wall, are removed during a Brachioplasty. Although there are additional reasons like during pregnancy and aging, it is most frequently done on individuals after significant weight loss.

Key growth drivers

The Brachioplasty industry is anticipated to develop as a result of several reasons, including an increase in weight reduction procedures, an increase in the importance of self-esteem, improvements in surgical and non-surgical treatments, an increase in the geriatric population, and rising obesity rates. According to the State of Obesity 2022, four out of ten Americans are fat, and obesity rates are growing both nationally and within other population groups worldwide further propelling the brachioplasty market.

Brachioplasty for upper arm

The area between the elbow and the glenohumeral joint, which includes the axilla, is known as the upper arm. The muscles, especially the biceps, triceps, and deltoid, give the upper arm its shape. Skin is taut and there is little fat in young arms. The superficial fascial system divides the deep lamellar layer of subcutaneous fat from the superficial alveolar layer, and it is the lamellar layer that is more prone to the deposition of extra fat. The clavipectoral and axillary fascia are connected with the arm's superficial fascial system.

Procedure for Brachioplasty

There are several Brachioplasty methods, particularly in terms of where the scar will be placed and how much tissue will be removed. To lessen the risk of VTE, gel pads are used to cover pressure points, and SCDs are applied to the calves. Only the arms, axilla, and lateral chest of the patient are exposed, and the patient is warmed during the procedure. It is common practice to provide a single dosage of amoxicillin-clavulanate (or a comparable drug following local protocol) at least 30 minutes before a skin incision. Unless the surgery takes more than 4 hours or there is >10% blood loss, no further antibiotic prophylaxis is used.

Growing number of weight-loss surgeries

Brachioplasty market growth is projected to be fueled by the rise in weight-loss procedures. To preserve a steady physical look by eliminating excess folds of skin and fat, Brachioplasty is typically done following weight-loss surgery. For instance, JAMA Paediatrics reported in May 2023 that the number of weight reduction procedures performed on adolescents increased by 20% in the years 2020–2021 whereas it increased by 24% in the same time for adults. Additionally, weight loss operations have been approved as a safe and efficient treatment by medical researchers.

The dominance of surgical brachioplasty

Surgical brachioplasty is anticipated to dominate the Brachioplasty market and contribute to maximum market share during the forecast period. Invasive procedures are used during arm lift surgeries to remove extra tissues and fat. The increase can be linked to the efficacy of surgical Brachioplasty operations, established medical literature, and long-term shape preservation.  In addition, short-scar brachioplasty is becoming quite popular because of its minimal invasiveness and low rate of scar revision.

Rising focus on physical appearance

Brachioplasty market growth will be fueled by the rising correlation between self-esteem and physical beauty. A 2022 Journal of Education and Health Promotion paper found that unhealthy weight in young adults was inversely correlated with self-esteem. The growing elderly population in wealthy nations contributes favorably to the Brachioplasty industry expansion. Additionally, according to the American Academy of Dermatology Association, there were no serious side effects reported in older patients having aesthetic procedures. Older age groups experienced better procedural outcomes from body-contouring treatments like Brachioplasty.

Increasing cosmetic surgery centers

The specialized focus of the clinics on aesthetics and beauty, the increased delivery of personalized treatment, the decreased waiting periods, and the lower risk for illness and infection may all be contributed to the Brachioplasty market growth. Additionally, several long-term patient trial data attest to the security of patients in these facilities. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, cosmetic treatments carried out outside of hospitals have a complication risk of less than 1%. In addition, expanding businesses and the arrival of clinics with cutting-edge technology are anticipated to open up attractive Brachioplasty market potential. For instance, according to the National Institute of Health, in 2020, outpatient surgery centers handled 82% of all cosmetic operations carried out in the U.S.

In North America, substantial growth is anticipated in the market for Brachioplasty market.

North America is anticipated to lead the global Brachioplasty industry. The population's high rate of acceptance of cosmetic surgery, technical improvements in surgical and non-surgical treatments, and the accessibility and availability of qualified specialists are all factors contributing to the increase. Additionally, the region's increasing use of weight-loss procedures fuels the Brachioplasty market growth. The rise in the prevalence of social media in everyday life, the rising value placed on physical beauty, and improvements in healthcare infrastructure are all contributing causes.

Market Key Developments

• In March 2023, Sentient, LLC's Sentient Sculpt, a non-invasive electromagnetic wave therapy for cellulite removal, gained product approval from the U.S. FDA.
• In February 2023, Oleeva® Fabric a die-cut into Jobskin® Oleeva® Brachioplasty forms for specialised scar control after arm lift surgery was launched. 
• In January 2023, The FDA approved Apyx Medical's revised Apyx One Console for use in cosmetic surgery operations in the United States.

Segmentation:

• By Procedure
  • Surgical
  • Non-Surgical
• By Type
  • Traditional Brachioplasty
  • Minimal Incision Brachioplasty
  • Extended Brachioplasty
• By End-Use
  • Hospitals
  • Cosmetic Surgery Centers
• By Geography
  • North America
    • United States
    • Canada
    • Mexico
  • South America
    • Brazil
    • Argentina
    • Others
  • Europe
    • United Kingdom
    • Germany
    • France
    • Spain
    • Others
  • Middle East and Africa
    • Saudi Arabia
    • UAE
    • Israel
    • Others
  • Asia Pacific
    • Japan
    • China
    • India
    • South Korea
    • Indonesia
    • Thailand
    • Others