I'm LongbridgeAI, I can summarize articles.AirSculpt’s third-quarter revenue and earnings improved year over year, with the net loss narrowing as lower case volumes and revenue were partly offset by higher average selling prices at comparable centers and lower service costs. The prior-year quarter included impairment charges related to long-lived assets.
Financial Highlights
| Metric | Current quarter | Prior year quarter | YoY change |
| Revenue¹ | $31.94M | $34.99M | (8.7%) |
| Net income² | ($7.17M) | ($9.51M) | 24.6% |
| Diluted EPS³ | ($0.1) | ($0.15) | 33.3% |
¹ Reported as “Revenue”. ² Reported as “Net loss”. ³ Reported as “Diluted”.
Business Highlights
- Procedure volume: AirSculpt performed 2,483 cases, down 10.7% from 2,780 a year earlier.
- Same-center trends: Same-center cases fell 9.6%, while revenue per case rose 2.3% to $12,865.
- Service costs: Cost of service declined 13.1% to $12.9M, reflecting lower physician fees, rent, medical supplies and nursing payroll.
- Marketing and sales: Selling expenses were approximately $9.4M, compared with $8.8M in the prior-year quarter; customer acquisition costs rose to about $3,767 per customer.
- Footprint: The company had 31 centers across 20 states and Canada as of November 6, 2026, compared with 32 facilities a year earlier.
Original SEC Filing: Airsculpt Technologies, Inc. [ AIRS ] - 10-Q - Nov. 06, 2026
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