Will AirSculpt fix their mistakes if you find that they did not treat the areas as you originally intended?

There are generally two variables that determine Liposuction outcomes.
The first is the patient’s candidacy for the procedure, and the second is the skill and experience of the provider.
When patients have results that are less than what they had hoped, for the problem is almost always either the patient wasn’t a good candidate. This happens quite frequently. The other option is the provider didn’t do a good job.
Sometimes it’s a combination of both.
Each provider is ultimately responsible for the outcome they create. Ideally patience will have had in person consultation with the actual provider doing the procedure.
That is the opportunity to get a clear understanding of what the procedure can, and cannot accomplish.
When there is patient satisfaction, it doesn’t mean something was done wrong.
Some patients simply aren’t good candidates and don’t have the potential forgetting a quality outcome.
Other times the provider may have not had sufficient skill and experience, in which case the procedure could’ve been performed better.
Improving. Liposuction results is always straightforward. If too much fat was removed, then doing more of the same isn’t going to fix the problem.
it is very much based on each individual situation, and each provider will make the call.
Most plastic surgeons, working for cosmetic clinics will have revisions incorporated into the system, and if the provider believes they can improve the outcome with the revision, they will most likely offer it. For specific policies at a specific clinic I suggest you contact them directly.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD