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So Far So Good
The Consult:
fantastic - the staff was fast, efficient and friendly. I felt like I was in an office with friends which helped ease the decision to schedule/pay right there on the spot (~$16K for those curious price-wise).
The Procedure:
A week later, Dr. Nalluri performed AirSculpt on my abdomen (tummy, love handles), back bra roll, and arms (in addition to AirSculpt+). He definitely knows his stuff, and even trains other surgeons around the country. I was nervous to be awake, but the procedure itself was about what I expected (uncomfortable but not painful) -- my only (minor) feedback was that the nurse and Dr. Nalluri’s bedside manner were pretty cold and dry (a very different vibe from what I experienced during the consult). I personally don’t mind, it just didn’t help my nerves in the moment and I imagine others may feel the same.
The Recovery:
My primary concern/feedback is that I feel the recovery was downplayed a bit. Aside from presumably feeling sore/tender, the compression garment and leakage was a whole different story. The compression garment is WILDLY uncomfortable and difficult to hide underneath clothes. Forget sleeping comfortably for the two weeks you’re required to wear it. Using period pads to absorb the post-op leakage felt janky and was difficult to change on my own (I live alone and wasn’t planning on needing help). I ended up switching to absorbent breastfeeding pads which don’t itch or dent my skin as much. I was told the leakage would persist for the first couple days, but I’m about 6 days in and it’s still seeping onto my clothes and sheets (get ready to do a ton of laundry!). Again, not the end of the world, but I didn’t feel like I was fully prepared for the level of discomfort that would follow. I know Dr. Rollins is aware of similar complaints (per the TSC podcast), so I’m hoping he and the team find a better/more comfortable garment and solve for leakage in the future!
The Results:
Too early to tell (I’ll report back), but right away it was pretty clear that my waist appeared more snatched and my tummy pooch was gone (!!). I’m confident that the procedure and recovery will be well worth it.
fantastic - the staff was fast, efficient and friendly. I felt like I was in an office with friends which helped ease the decision to schedule/pay right there on the spot (~$16K for those curious price-wise).
The Procedure:
A week later, Dr. Nalluri performed AirSculpt on my abdomen (tummy, love handles), back bra roll, and arms (in addition to AirSculpt+). He definitely knows his stuff, and even trains other surgeons around the country. I was nervous to be awake, but the procedure itself was about what I expected (uncomfortable but not painful) -- my only (minor) feedback was that the nurse and Dr. Nalluri’s bedside manner were pretty cold and dry (a very different vibe from what I experienced during the consult). I personally don’t mind, it just didn’t help my nerves in the moment and I imagine others may feel the same.
The Recovery:
My primary concern/feedback is that I feel the recovery was downplayed a bit. Aside from presumably feeling sore/tender, the compression garment and leakage was a whole different story. The compression garment is WILDLY uncomfortable and difficult to hide underneath clothes. Forget sleeping comfortably for the two weeks you’re required to wear it. Using period pads to absorb the post-op leakage felt janky and was difficult to change on my own (I live alone and wasn’t planning on needing help). I ended up switching to absorbent breastfeeding pads which don’t itch or dent my skin as much. I was told the leakage would persist for the first couple days, but I’m about 6 days in and it’s still seeping onto my clothes and sheets (get ready to do a ton of laundry!). Again, not the end of the world, but I didn’t feel like I was fully prepared for the level of discomfort that would follow. I know Dr. Rollins is aware of similar complaints (per the TSC podcast), so I’m hoping he and the team find a better/more comfortable garment and solve for leakage in the future!
The Results:
Too early to tell (I’ll report back), but right away it was pretty clear that my waist appeared more snatched and my tummy pooch was gone (!!). I’m confident that the procedure and recovery will be well worth it.
Provider Review
AirSculpt - San Diego
Dr. Raja Nalluri