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Would I be a good candidate for AirSculpt to treat my arms? (Photo)

Pinkbubble123Feb 18, 2024
Hello! I am very interested in airsculpt plus but am concerned I do not have enough fat on the arms to have a noticeable result. Based on the photos, do I seem to be a good candidate for the procedure in my arms?

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Carey Nease, MD

Hey there,You do not need to gain any weight prior to your procedure. You should get a very nice result based on your photos and will keep it if your weight stays stable or you lose a very small amount more after the procedure. Just be healthy and you'll do great!

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Daniel J. Farrugia, MD, PhD, FACS

“AirSculpt+” is the Renuvion device (formerly J-Plasma), used for additional subdermal tightening after liposuction (AirSculpt is liposuction). Currently, there isn’t robust, peer-reviewed research that directly compares outcomes of regular liposuction/AirSculpt alone versus liposuction plus ...

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Carey Nease, MD

Hey there! The AirSculpt+ procedure is always done under tumescent local anesthesia only and is very comfortable. I do this procedure several times every week and most patients rate their pain 0-2 on a scale of 10, so minimal to none! The skin tightening effect is great and there are rarely any...

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