Mommy Makeover & Arm Lift

Dr. Pruitt offers fully customised mommy makeover packages combining breast augmentation and/or lift, tummy tuck, liposuction, and optionally facial rejuvenation in a single surgical session. He also performs arm lift (brachioplasty) to remove excess sagging skin and reposition soft tissue on the upper arms for patients following significant weight loss or with age-related skin laxity. Both procedures are performed under IV sedation with local anaesthesia at his accredited Dallas surgical facility, avoiding the systemic risks of general anaesthesia.

Dr. Bryan Pruitt's body contouring portfolio in Dallas, Texas includes two complementary offerings: the mommy makeover and the arm lift (brachioplasty), each addressing the physical changes that can result from pregnancy, significant weight loss, or natural ageing. The mommy makeover is a fully individualised combination procedure addressing the multiple body areas affected by pregnancy and breastfeeding. A typical plan incorporates breast augmentation and/or mastopexy to restore volume and position, abdominoplasty to tighten the abdominal wall and remove excess skin, and liposuction to refine the flanks, hips, or thighs. Facial rejuvenation procedures can be added based on patient goals. By combining procedures in a single surgical session under IV sedation with local anaesthesia, patients reduce total anaesthesia exposure, overall recovery time, and cost compared to staging each procedure separately. Dr. Pruitt collaborates closely with each patient during consultation to design a plan that addresses their priorities within a safe surgical framework. Arm lift surgery (brachioplasty) removes the excess skin and fatty tissue that creates the loose, deflated upper arm appearance — a concern that is particularly common after significant weight loss or with advancing age. The procedure involves an incision running along the inner arm, through which excess skin is excised, residual fat is eliminated, and the underlying soft tissue is repositioned for a firmer, more defined arm contour. The surgery takes one to two hours under IV sedation with local anaesthesia. Mild swelling is present for the first one to three weeks, with most patients resuming daily activities by weeks three to four and strenuous exercise after several months. Both procedures are performed at Dr. Pruitt's accredited Dallas facility. He is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, holds fellowship training in facial plastic surgery, and has served as president of the Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons. The practice is conveniently located at 8315 Walnut Hill Ln, Dallas TX 75231 and is accessible to patients across the DFW Metroplex and from out of state.