While AirSculpt is marketed as a precise and minimally invasive procedure performed under local anesthesia, it is still a surgical intervention that carries inherent medical risks. Complications can go wrong if performed by an inexperienced provider, potentially leading to aesthetic issues such as asymmetry, skin rippling, dimpling, lumpy contours, or persistent swelling. In rare instances, infections, adverse reactions to medications, or severe fluid accumulation can occur, underscoring the importance of selecting a board-certified plastic surgeon.