Patients can correct a botched liposuction procedure on any area from the chin down to the ankle. Whether too much, too little or uneven amounts of fat were removed, we can seamlessly use the AirSculpt system to revise such mistakes with targeted fat removal and/or transfer.

Yes, AirSculpt can revise any part of the arms and any other region between the chin and ankles.

Any mistake that can be fixed with fat removal or transfer can be revised with AirSculpt. Whether it's a natural dent like a hip dip or one stemming from liposuction, or uneven quantities of fat removed, lumps from botched treatment, or an overdone fat transfer, AirSculpt can seamlessly sculpt away such mistakes.

Corrective AirSculpt allows patients to add more fat to an area that had too little material transferred during the initial treatment.   

Any area below the ankles or above the chin cannot be corrected with AirSculpt.

We ask patients to wait at least three months, and sometimes up to six months, before getting a Corrective AirSculpt treatment.

Getting AirSculpt more than once is not necessary unless patients want to target more than three or four areas at a time.

Corrective AirSculpt can involve fat removal alone or also include a transfer, depending on the patient's specific needs. 

Traditional revision treatments use liposuction-based techniques, which use outdated and manual tools to remove fat abrasively. AirSculpt, by contrast, uses minimally invasive, automated technology that plucks fat cells one by one, allowing for far more precise results. This technology provides surgeons far more finesse than traditional treatments, meaning they can work in hard-to-reach areas and break through scar tissue to improve contour irregularities.

We can remove as much fat as desired by the patient up to the state limit, typically between four and five liters.

Traditional liposuction uses outdated and manual tools to remove fat abrasively. AirSculpt, by contrast, uses minimally invasive, automated technology that plucks fat cells one by one, allowing for perfectly exact results. This technology provides surgeons far more finesse than traditional treatments, meaning they can work in hard-to-reach areas and break through scar tissue to improve contour irregularities.

Yes, our revision treatment specializes in fixing uneven or overdone fat transfers. AirSculpt's power-automated technology guarantees perfectly proportional results are achieved, even if a patient had unbalanced body features coming into treatment. The rapidly spinning mechanism of AirSculpt technology ensures that surgeons never have to guess when removing or transferring exact quantities of fat with mechanical precision. We also take special care to ascertain each patient's body goals or pre-existing asymmetries to ensure balanced proportions are achieved.

No, AirSculpt is always a one-and-done procedure, meaning permanent results are delivered after one procedure.

Males can get any Corrective AirSculpt treatment depending on their past procedures received.

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. Unlike other clinics, we also provide custom and comfortable compression garments to ensure your fat is gone, your skin is tight, and your recovery goes smoothly.

Being able to consistently and precisely deliver the hourglass figure was one of the core reasons we invented AirSculpt. We sculpt the hourglass figure whenever requested by strategically removing stomach, flank, and waist fat, as well as performing an all-natural Power BBL™ or HipFlip™ when deemed necessary. 

Following the instructions provided to you is the best way to prevent infection. 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.