Breast lift surgery 2 weeks after airsculpt+ on arms and inner thighs?

After undergoing AirSculpt on the arms and inner thighs, your body needs adequate time to heal before another surgical procedure. Two to three weeks is generally too soon, as swelling, bruising, and internal healing are still taking place, and your immune system is actively focused on recovery from the first procedure. For optimal safety, reduced risk of complications, and the best healing outcomes, it is typically recommended to wait at least 6–8 weeks between surgeries—sometimes longer if recovery is slower—so your body can fully stabilize before undergoing a breast lift.

Airsculpt is a liposuction brand. A breast lift following a liposuction procedure is perfectly fine as long as your healing well and without complications at the time of the breast lift. Liposuction is a low risk procedure regarding complications and the healing is pretty straight forward without any significant superficial wound healing demands. Although you won't be fully healed at that time, 2-3 weeks should be plenty of time to move forward with a breast lift. Ultimately, your surgeon will decide if this is the best timeline and this should be discussed in detail. In our practice, our awake liposculpting is PRECISION SCULPT and it's a further advancement of the Airsculpt approach. We also perform full breast lifts in the awake setting: the AWAKE BREAST LIFT. Sometimes we perform PRECISION SCULPT and then two days later the AWAKE BREAST LIFT. This is essentially back to back and it's very safe and an effective management of time especially regarding recovery.

I suggest you ask your surgeon(s) .
There is no particular reason to wait but some providers may recommend a certain amount of time.
Best,
Mats Hagström MD