Patients can correct any area from the chin down to the ankle. Whether a fat transfer, injectable lipolysis, or liposuction treatment has gone wrong, we can seamlessly use the AirSculpt system to revise such mistakes with targeted fat removal and/or transfer.

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

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

Yes, AirSculpt's patented, power-automated technology allows us to remove or transfer the exact amount of fat needed to smooth out prior procedures' mistakes. 

Traditional liposuction uses outdated and manual tools to remove fat abrasively.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 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.

Yes, we can perform Corrective AirSculpt on any type of non-surgical fat removal or injectable lipolysis treatment, in addition to botched liposuction.

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

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

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.

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

Oftentimes we can help candidates smooth out undesired lumps with a fat transfer rather than fat removal. Therefore, patients with such lumps or bumps that can't be attributed to subcutaneous fat often still are good candidates for Corrective AirSculpt.

Patients can absolutely correct a Kybella treatment gone wrong with AirSculpt.

AirSculpt naturally leaves the skin tighter than before, but this is not an explicit skin tightening procedure. Patients who need extra fat removed and some minor skin tightening would be great candidates for Corrective AirSculpt. Those who need skin tightening or removal primarily, however, would likely not be as good candidates.

Yes, you will be awake the entire time to see your results, ensure they are smoother, and chat with your surgeon at all times. Using local anesthesia is a hallmark of AirSculpt procedures that drastically reduces patient risk as well.

Patients can selectively target any part of their abdomen, including the upper or lower half alone if desired.

Patients can selectively target any part of their abdomen, including the upper or lower half alone if desired.