Although AirSculpt is marketed as a gentle, minimally invasive alternative to traditional liposuction, it remains a surgical medical procedure that breaks the skin and carries inherent risks. Potential complications include localized bruising, temporary swelling, fluid drainage, skin numbness, and minor tenderness around the entry points. Rare risks involve uneven fat removal, contour irregularities, asymmetry, skin rippling, or localized infections. Because local anesthesia is used instead of general anesthesia, systemic risks are lower, but patient adherence to post-operative garment protocols remains vital to ensure proper healing.