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Loose or excess skin on the arms or thighs can occur following weight loss, ageing, or reduced skin elasticity. In this episode of the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery Podcast, Specialist Plastic Surgeon Dr Adam Greenbaum discusses thigh lift and arm lift surgery (brachioplasty) and when these procedures may be considered.These procedures may help improve comfort, mobility, and reduce issues such as skin irritation and chafing.In this episode:• What a thigh lift involves• What brachioplasty (arm lift) surgery is• Who may be suitable for surgery• Functional benefits and considerations• General recovery expectationsServing patients across Auckland, Pukekohe, Waikato and throughout New ZealandLearn more:https://ceps.nz/body-limbs/thigh-liftMedical Disclaimer:This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Individual assessment and treatment recommendations vary and should always be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.#ThighLift #ArmLift #Brachioplasty #PlasticSurgeryNZ #BodyContouring #LooseSkinAfterWeightLoss #PlasticSurgeonNZ#CEPS #HealthEducationThanks for listening to the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery podcast with Dr. Adam Greenbaum. This content is for general information only and does not replace personalised medical advice. If you think you may have Dupuytren’s contracture (or any hand problem), Skin, Lipoma, Loose Skin (brachioplasty)  or medical concerns book an assessment with a qualified clinician. For more episodes, follow/subscribe, and leave a review to help others find the show.

In this episode of the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery (CEPS) Podcast, Specialist Plastic Surgeon Dr Adam Greenbaum explains how these commonly used terms differ and why understanding medical training and qualifications is important when considering treatment.Many people use these terms interchangeably, however they represent different areas of medical practice. This discussion aims to help viewers better understand their options and make informed decisions when seeking professional advice.In this episode:• What plastic surgery involves, including reconstructive procedures• How cosmetic surgery differs from plastic surgery• What aesthetic or non-surgical treatments mean• Training pathways of specialist plastic surgeons• How to choose the right medical professionalServing patients across Auckland, Pukekohe, Waikato and throughout New Zealand.Learn more: https://ceps.nz/plastic-surgery/Medical Disclaimer:This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Individual assessment and treatment recommendations vary and should always be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.#PlasticSurgery #CosmeticSurgery #AestheticMedicine#PlasticSurgeonNZ #HealthEducation #MedicalPodcast#CEPS #AucklandHealth #SurgeryExplainedThanks for listening to the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery podcast with Dr. Adam Greenbaum. This content is for general information only and does not replace personalised medical advice. If you think you may have Dupuytren’s contracture (or any hand problem), Skin, Lipoma, Loose Skin (brachioplasty)  or medical concerns book an assessment with a qualified clinician. For more episodes, follow/subscribe, and leave a review to help others find the show.

Concerned about a changing mole, skin spot, or lesion?  In this episode of the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery (CEPS) Podcast, Specialist Plastic Surgeon Dr Adam Greenbaum discusses general information about skin cancer, including common warning signs and how skin changes may be assessed by medical professionals.  Skin changes are common, and many are harmless. However, some may require medical evaluation. This discussion aims to help viewers better understand when it may be appropriate to seek professional advice.  In this episode, we discuss: • Common types of skin cancer and how they differ • General signs doctors may look for during a skin assessment • Factors that can increase skin cancer risk • How suspicious skin lesions are typically evaluated • Possible treatment approaches recommended by healthcare professionals  CEPS serves patients across Auckland, Pukekohe, Waikato and throughout New Zealand.  Learn more: https://ceps.nz/skin-cancer/Medical DisclaimerThis content is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment guidance. Individual assessment and treatment recommendations vary and should always be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.Hashtags#SkinHealth #SkinAwareness #HealthEducation #SkinCheck #MedicalPodcast #PlasticSurgeryNZ #SkinCancer #MoleMap #MoleThanks for listening to the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery podcast with Dr. Adam Greenbaum. This content is for general information only and does not replace personalised medical advice. If you think you may have Dupuytren’s contracture (or any hand problem), Skin, Lipoma, Loose Skin (brachioplasty)  or medical concerns book an assessment with a qualified clinician. For more episodes, follow/subscribe, and leave a review to help others find the show.

Noticed a lump under the skin and wondering what it could be? Many subcutaneous (soft tissue) lumps are benign, commonly a lipoma (fatty lump) or a cyst, but some features warrant prompt medical assessment.In this episode of the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery (CEPS) Podcast, Dr Adam Greenbaum explains the common causes of lumps under the skin, how they are assessed clinically, and when treatment or removal may be recommended.In this episode, we cover:•       Common benign causes (including lipomas and epidermoid cysts, often called “sebaceous cysts”)•       Key clinical clues: size, growth over time, tenderness, firmness, mobility, skin changes, and recurrence•       Red flags that should be checked sooner (e.g., rapid growth, increasing pain, ulceration/bleeding, fixation to deeper tissues, or a lump that feels deep)•       How lumps are assessed: history + examination, and when ultrasound/imaging or biopsy may be appropriate•       Treatment options: monitoring, in-clinic procedures where suitable, or surgical excision, and what recovery can involveServing patients across Auckland, Pukekohe, Waikato and NZ wideExplore more episodes: Visit our websiteMedical DisclaimerMedical disclaimer: This video is for general education only and is not personal medical advice. If you’re concerned about a lump under the skin, especially if it’s new, growing, painful, changing, or recurring, please see a qualified health professional for an assessment, or book an appointment with CEPS.#LumpUnderSkin #SkinLumps #SoftTissueLump #SubcutaneousLump #Lipoma #EpidermoidCyst #SebaceousCyst #Cyst #LumpRemoval #PlasticSurgeryNZ #Auckland #Hamilton #Waikato #MedicalPodcastThanks for listening to the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery podcast with Dr. Adam Greenbaum. This content is for general information only and does not replace personalised medical advice. If you think you may have Dupuytren’s contracture (or any hand problem), Skin, Lipoma, Loose Skin (brachioplasty)  or medical concerns book an assessment with a qualified clinician. For more episodes, follow/subscribe, and leave a review to help others find the show.

Have you noticed you can’t lay your palm flat on a table, your fingers are starting to curl inward, or you’ve developed firm lumps in your palm? These can be signs of Dupuytren’s Contracture, a common condition that gradually tightens the tissue in the hand. In this episode, Dr. Adam Greenbaum from Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery explains what Dupuytren’s is, how it’s diagnosed, when treatment is recommended, and the straightforward options available to improve hand function.Thanks for listening to the Cutting Edge Plastic Surgery podcast with Dr. Adam Greenbaum. This content is for general information only and does not replace personalised medical advice. If you think you may have Dupuytren’s contracture (or any hand problem), Skin, Lipoma, Loose Skin (brachioplasty)  or medical concerns book an assessment with a qualified clinician. For more episodes, follow/subscribe, and leave a review to help others find the show.