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

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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Should I gain it back or just maintain? (Photo)

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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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Added benefits of AirSculpt+ versus AirSculpt? (photos)

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“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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What kind of anesthesia and pain relief is needed for AirSculpt+?

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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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What downtime does AirSculpt+ have, do I need to book a week off work?

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Carey Nease, MD

There can be as little as 24 hours of down time needed for AirSculpt+ in most cases. You may be sore for a week but not enough that hinders you from doing normal daily activities (except heavy exercise). The procedure is pretty simple and very little pain. Hope that helps!

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Which AirSculpt option is best for me if I have some skin laxity I'd like tightened?

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Carey Nease, MD

AirSculpt Smooth (Aveli) and Plus( Renuvion) work very well together for cellulite on the back of the thighs and buttocks. Some people complain of "cellulite" on the front of the legs, which is really more about loose skin than actual cellulite dimples. That is treated with the AirSculpt +...

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What should I lookout for when searching for an AirSculpt+ provider?

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Carey Nease, MD

Hey there,AirSculpt + is only performed at official AirSculpt clinics around the USA. There are currently 27 locations with several more opening soon. All surgeons performing airsculpt are board certified, typically in plastic or cosmetic surgery. A non-physician cannot perform this procedure....

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