What's different about Airsculpt laser liposuction than other laser liposuction techniques?

I exclusively perform this liposculpting approach. I am experienced with all other techniques and this is clearly the best in my hands. Airsculpt is not just a device. It's a combination of our unparalleled devotion to liposuction, awake comfortable sculpting, complete patient care, hidden skin openings, laser treatment of unwanted fat and skin, meticulous fat removal using our specifically tailored powered device and tiny cannulas, and unrivaled before and after results. I agree that great outcomes are directly related to the surgeon's skill, but when it's combined with the previously mentioned components, it's the only way to go. 

Hi, generally speaking, the device is just an equipment and the most important part of your surgery is your doctor's experience. Seek out Board Certified Plastic Surgeons with a great deal of experience for best results. Those plastic surgeons that have specialized in fat removal and cosmetic surgery, such as the surgeons at Pacific Center for Plastic Surgery, are a great fit for your liposuction needs. Best of luck! #RealSelf100

There are many marketing names given to lipo over the years.  The GOLD Standard and safest is tumescent liposuction performed safely in an approved surgery center in an outpatient facility with appropriate sedation.   There are no sutures used and incisions are kept to minimum and hidden by experienced true artist of liposculpture.  Back to work is 2 days with no bruising whatsoever.  Rest assured that The Evidence Based Medicine Practice Guidelines published in Journal of Plastic And Reconstructive Surgery does not recommend any addition to tumescent liposuction as being in anyway advantageous however more risk to adverse events.  This being said laser added to "cook" and melt the fat or sound waves vaser to destroy or liquify fat prior to its suction do not add any advantage over tumescent liposuction but risks such as burn.  In the case of "Airscult" it is no different.  It is not appealing as there is a "punch" to remove a round part of skin rather than a small slit to introduce the cannula to suction.  As the author of Scars and Scar revision in text of Plastic Surgery I could tell you that Punch does not leave favorable scar. So avoid it.  Punch was used and still used by some doctors that do lipo or laser lipo however scaring is not favorable over small slit.  There is small suction cannula used for tumescent lipo.  Air pressure being used to inject numbing in Airsculpt does not have any benfits.  There is NO data nor any scientific published articles to describe Airsculpt other than it being a marketing name/tool to make lipo for group that uses the name airscult more unique and different than others.  Thanks for excellent question

   Liposuction is surgeon dependent not machine dependent.  Look at before and after galleries and find the best surgeon.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

I have been doing liposuction, liposculpting, and correction of bad liposuction for at least 15 years and have treated 1000's of patients.  I have used many of the different techniques available such as ultrasound assisted, laser assisted, jet liposuction, power assisted, etc. What is described with this technique is not much different than other techniques used.  The name is used as a marketing tool.  Access to removal of fat is by a hole punch, which will remove a small portion of skin and leave a hole.  This will not heal as well as a small 2-3mm incision.  Wetting solution is infused, which is the same as any other technique.  A laser fiber is introduced and used to "heat and melt" the fat and "tighten tissues".  This is similar to other devices like SMART liposuction and Slim liposuction. Lasers are hot and can burn and if not used correctly can lead to significant contour irregularities, scarring, and even surface burns. The tightening effect is at best minimal.  Finally the fat is removed and sculpted by suctioning using a small diameter cannula. Which is how most experienced surgeons remove and sculpt the fat.  I will also reiterate some of what was mentioned in other posts.  The most important aspect with all the various liposculpting and liposuction techniques is not the technology or the gimmicky name, but the EXPERIENCE of the surgeon performing the procedure. I would advise anyone considering any plastic surgery to please do your homework and seek a well experienced, honest, board certified plastic surgeon who will review all your concerns and questions.  Do not make your decision solely based on an advertisement, a gimmicky name, or because you saw it on a TV show.    

Study after study has shown that the brand and the manufacture of a liposuction device does not make any difference in the results of liposuction, but the experience of the plastic surgeon can make a difference.  There are many liposuction techniques on the market, and there are just as many devices in many salesman who go around and explained to plastic surgeons how their device is more successful than the others' devices.  Unfortunately for these device manufacturers, the surgeon's experience is much more important in the level of results the patient will have in the device itself.  This is not to say that some devices are better than others,but they may be better at getting the job done more nicely with less fatigue for the surgeon, but they almost never make a difference in the patient's results unless a doctor's experienced and is paying attention and planning the operation properly.The most successful liposuction device on the market is a good honest experienced liposuction surgeon.  Forget the device, and focus on finding the right surgeon to take good care of you.Discuss your needs, wishes, recovery time constraints, and budget limits with an honest and experienced surgeon, and receive bias-free personal advice. ALWAYS consult a surgeon who is certified by the American Board of plastic surgery, to ensure the highest standards of ethical practice and safe surgery.Reza Momeni, MD FACS American Board of Plastic SurgeryAmerican Society of Plastic SurgeonsAmerican Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery* The above commentary is not personal medical advice, and is intended for general education on the internet.

The number one most important factor when it comes to liposuction, by far, is the skill and experience of the surgeon performing it.Be wary of marketing hype.For disclosure, I perform liposuction using tumescent, laser, ultrasound, and power assisted techniques. They all work well on properly selected patients in the hands of the right surgeon.Warmest wishes,Larry Fan, MD

I think that if you are interested in liposuction find a surgeon who does nice work. It doesn't really matter what machine is being used in my opinion you can get good results with most machines. It is more important who is operating them.

I have used many of the technologies out there. AirSculpt is by far my favorite.It is an exclusive set-up available to few surgeons around the country.As previously stated, we see it as a vision more than just the machines. It's a commitment to delivering only the very best and using stringent patient selection while striving for consistently great results with the highest patient satisfaction.We would rather turn someone down than have anything but fantastic outcomes.It is also associated with a commitment of experienced providers with a proven track record.Best of luck,Mats Hagstrom, M.D.