I'm scheduled to have AirSculpt lipo with a fat transfer to my breasts. Does this type of lipo have good FT results?

Sources saying that this process is inappropriate for fat transfer are ill informed.

There is a belief that laser assisted Liposuction can damage fat used for a fat transfer. typically when laser assistance is used the laser treatment is done after the fat has been harvested. and that way it does not potentially damage the fat used for fat transfer.

Airsculpt used exclusively by Elite body sculpture is an excellent procedure that offers multiple advantages over traditional Liposuction.

Their surgeons are some of the most experienced and talented in the country.

I highly recommend you schedule a consultation to get a good assessment and learn more about the procedure.

In the end there are two primary variables that are important.

They are the patients individual candidacy combined with the skill and experience of the surgeon.

Airsculpt is a fairly ideal way of doing the procedure because it avoids general anesthesia, has a fast recovery and gives predictable results.

Best,

Mats Hagstrom MD

I'm unacquainted with AirSculpt lipo (never heard of it) but would recommend the use of tumescent liposuction performed by an experienced ABPS Bd Certified plastic surgeon.  I have had nice results in harvesting fat using the Revolve Device for washing and filtration though other techniques are good as well.Find a board certified plastic surgeon whom you trust with a good reputation and much experience for your procedure.Best wishes,Jon A Perlman MD FACS 

Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery 

Member, ASAPS, ASPS

Extreme Makeover Surgeon, ABC TV

Best of Los Angeles Award 2015, 2016 

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