AirSculpt® is patented, precision-engineered technology only available at Elite Body Sculpture. This treatment removes unwanted fat through a freckle-sized hole cell by cell with no needle, no scalpel, and no stitches – all while patients remain wide awake. This revolutionary technology also leaves the skin tighter than before, providing dramatic, smooth, and natural results.

We like to say, “if you can pinch it, we can take it,” as you can AirSculpt® pretty much anywhere between your chin and ankles. The general areas we treat include the chin, abdomen, waist, love handles, back, legs, arms, banana rolls, and pubic region. We also offer fat transfers to the hands, breasts, buttocks, and hips. Click on the procedure tab on our website for a full list of treatment areas.

There is no specific BMI or weight requirement for AirSculpt®. 

AirSculpt® only targets subcutaneous fat, the pinchable layer just beneath the skin. Our automated technology is designed to turn off before coming into contact with deeper layers like visceral fat. 

No, AirSculpt does not look unnatural. Our primary objective is to deliver results that accentuate the body’s natural contours with no sign a procedure was done whatsoever.

In lieu of the scalpel and surgical incision used in liposuction, the AirSculpt® process enters delicately and relies on our patented spinning technology to gently pluck out your fat through an entry site smaller than a pencil eraser. As the treated area heals, only a mark similar to a freckle or natural skin blemish is left behind; there’s no surgical scar with tell-tale suture marks. Patients recover far more quickly than traditional liposuction, and since there are no stitches, there’s no need for a follow-up surgeon’s visit to have them removed.

Yes, AirSculpt works on patients of any age as long as they are over 18.

​​No diet is necessary before AirSculpt. 

AirSculpt does provide minimal skin tightening during the procedure, but if loose skin is your main concern, you might want to consider other options like a Tummy Tuck or a lift. If you are still looking to remove fat and take care of your loose skin, you can always do our AirSculpt procedure first and take care of your loose skin after recovery if need be.

Some patients may experience a degree of improvement afterward, but AirSculpt is not a designated cellulite treatment.

As long as the patient has enough harvestable fat, they can use it to naturally enhance their hands, buttocks, breasts, or hips. 

No. Patients must always use their own fat to achieve a successful fat transfer, which is why we advise that a sufficient amount of harvestable fat is needed for such procedures.

We like to say, “if you can pinch it, we can take it,” as you can AirSculpt® pretty much anywhere between your chin and ankles. The general areas we treat include the chin, abdomen, waist, love handles, back, legs, arms, banana rolls, and pubic region. We also offer fat transfers to the hands, breasts, buttocks, and hips. 

AirSculpt® risks are reduced by the use of local anesthesia and automated technology, but still include bruising, swelling, and the possibility of infection, as is common with any minimally invasive cosmetic procedure. We provide our patients with antibiotics before their treatment and for the following two weeks to lower chances of infection. The overall risk of more severe side effects is also significantly minimized by avoiding general anesthesia.

AirSculpt uses a Jet Injector device to apply topical numbing fluid through the skin's pores without any needles. Once the area is numb, we create a tiny two-millimeter wide entryway with a biopsy punch tool, apply a local anesthetic, and begin removing fat cells one-by-one!

Consultation for AirSculpt® will take between 45 minutes and an hour. 

Yes! Because patients remain wide awake, they can absolutely bring a friend or loved one to chat with during the procedure!

AirSculpt® procedures last anywhere between 30 minutes and four hours. We take as much time as needed while taking each individual’s circumstances into account. The length of your AirSculpt® will usually depend on the area treated, the volume of fat removed, and whether a fat transfer is being included.

Yes, you can wear tight clothing after AirSculpt.

Massages are not necessary following any AirSculpt procedure.

Aftercare requires patients to wear a compression garment for two weeks,  walk at least 45 minutes per day, and avoid strenuous activity for two weeks. Otherwise, recovery is straightforward, and patients can return to work within a couple of days of AirSculpt.

Thanks to our delicate technique, downtime is shorter, healing is quicker, and you can walk right out of your procedure. Far less pain is involved, with only minor soreness following your treatment.

Most patients can return to work within one to three days, but you should avoid exercise and strenuous activity for roughly two weeks. Expect your surgeon to provide additional instructions personalized to your specific requirements. Patients praise our staff for their attentiveness and willingness to address their needs throughout the Elite process. Different from other clinics, we also provide you with custom and comfortable compression garments to ensure your fat is gone, your skin is tight, and your recovery goes smoothly.

AirSculpt® only targets subcutaneous fat, the pinchable layer of fat just beneath the skin. Our automated technology is designed to turn off upon contact with any deeper layers such as visceral fat.

JPlasma is a nonsurgical treatment that tightens loose skin. While AirSculpt® will leave the skin more tight than before, it is primarily a fat removal and transfer procedure.

Because the entryway is so small for this procedure, diabetics are cleared to receive AirSculpt®. Still, we advise patients to receive further approval from a primary physician beforehand. 

AirSculpt® only uses local anesthesia, meaning patients remain wide awake and can communicate with their surgeon, nurses, or friends and family during the procedure.

Unfortunately, since AirSculpt® is considered a cosmetic procedure, we do not accept insurance. We offer several payment plans and financing options.

No, AirSculpt does not look unnatural. Our primary objective is to deliver results that accentuate the body’s natural contours with no sign a procedure was done whatsoever.

Patients should abstain from consuming drugs or drinking alcohol the day before their procedure. Otherwise, there are no specific directions besides following the surgeon’s personalized instructions.

Patients should first and foremost follow their surgeon’s specific instructions. Blood thinners, aspirin, ibuprofen, and omegas must be avoided prior to treatment (take Tylenol for pain if needed instead). Patients should avoid applying lotion or body cream to the treated area, and refrain from consuming caffeine and tobacco on the day of the surgery, plus no alcohol the night before or day of AirSculpt. If you are diabetic, please bring your glucose testing meter and testing strips so we can test your levels before the procedure. Patients should pick up medication before coming in but not take any. Finally, we recommend wearing dark, loose clothing and eating a large meal before arriving so medication is not taken on an empty stomach.

Patients typically receive Xanax for relaxation, and if desired.

We can remove as much fat as a patient wants removed from their body up to the state limit, which is typically five liters.

Because AirSculpt only requires a minuscule entryway two millimeters wide, the incision heals far more quickly and seamlessly than traditional liposuction. Patients do not require stitches, and once fully healed, their perfectly symmetrical scars wind up looking like tiny freckles. 

Because the number of fat cells in the body are finite, results are permanent and fat does not grow back in the treated area(s). If the patient does gain weight afterward, the fat tends to grow in untreated areas and the newly achieved proportions following AirSculpt are maintained. 

Patients require three post-op appointments. The first appointment takes place within one week of the procedure, the second about three months afterward, and the last roughly six months after.