Tumescent Liposuction - Anesthesia

Tumescent Liposuction fluid numbs the entire operative area. This surgery can be done under general anesthesia or with just the local anesthetics of the tumescent solution alone. General anesthesia permits you to be asleep during the entire operation. After waking up, the local anesthetic effect of the tumescent fluid permits you to remain comfortable for several hours. Other patients prefer the simplicity of the local anesthesia alone. The addition of sedation with the local anesthesia can relieve anxiety and often leaves little memory of the operation.

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