Arms

Usually less about a large amount of fat and more about skin laxity, especially underneath the upper arm.

This is the area people most often misjudge. Women point at their arms and say they need to get rid of fat, and when Bronwyn assesses there is very little pinchable fat there at all. What they are seeing is skin that has lost elasticity, which is a different problem with a different answer. That is when radiofrequency becomes a much larger part of the protocol.

Collagen is part of the support structure of skin, and the body produces less of it with age, with menopause, and after weight loss. That is a large part of why skin starts to look thinner, looser or crepey rather than simply larger.

The arm is also a smaller and more delicate area than the abdomen, so Bronwyn works more precisely across it, with closer attention to how the tissue is responding as she goes.

Because this area usually leans toward skin tightening, the expectation should be building toward a result rather than seeing it immediately. Collagen remodeling is not an overnight process, and the body keeps doing that work after you leave. Results vary from person to person and Bronwyn does not promise specific outcomes.

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