AirSculpt Q3 FY26 net loss narrows 25% to $7.17 million

By Public Technologies
  • AirSculpt’s third-quarter FY26 net loss narrowed 25% to $7.17 million, while revenue fell 9% to $31.94 million.
  • Quarterly case volume declined 10% year over year on a same-store basis to 2,483, including approximately 250 GLP-1-related procedures.
  • A completed refinancing extended debt maturity to November 2031 and provided a $39 million senior secured term loan facility.
  • Full-year FY26 revenue guidance fell to $144 million-$146 million from $151 million-$157 million.


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