Massages are not needed after any AirSculpt procedure, including Leg AirSculpt. More abrasive treatments like full leg liposuction often require massages because of their invasive and manual technique. 

Patients not only can walk but are instructed to walk for at least 45 minutes after any procedure to help encourage healing.

The amount of time required to complete a Leg AirSculpt procedure can vary depending on the amount of fat to be removed. In general, this procedure takes between 90 minutes and four hours. 

Patients should wait two to three weeks before resuming strenuous exercise like serious running. 

Treating the outer thighs and love handles alone can help lessen the appearance of hip dips. That said, the best way to round out the hips is by combining such procedures with a fat transfer to the buttocks or hips.

​​Patients with fat that they can pinch are perfect candidates for AirSculpt. Those without pinchable, excess fat, and only loose or excess skin would be better suited for a lower body lift. Feel free to call any of our offices to help determine which leg contouring surgery is best for you.

Yes, you can wear tight clothing after AirSculpt. 

The amount of excess subcutaneous fat a patient has coming into the procedure is the main factor that determines how much leg thinning one experiences after AirSculpt. Loose skin can also play a secondary role as well.

​AirSculpt always leaves the treated area's skin tighter than before, so getting the fat removed first with AirSculpt can be a viable option if a patient has excess fat and skin. If the loose skin is still an issue after treatment, or if a patient doesn't have much extra fat to begin with, then a skin tightening treatment may be a better option.