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Blepharoplasty & Surgical Options
Benefits of Blepharoplasty Surgery
How to Find Blepharoplasty Locations
Common Complications in Blepharoplasty
What Anesthesia Is Used in Blepharoplasty
The Length of Blepharoplasty Procedure
Bruising Effects in Blepharoplasty
The Recovery Period in Blepharoplasty Surgery
The Cost of Blepharoplasty Procedure
How Skin Is Removed During Blepharoplasty Procedures
How Stitching Is Done in Blepharoplasty Procedures
The Effects of Blepharoplasty Surgery
Resources for Blepharoplasty Procedures
Summary: Learn about what anesthesia is used in blepharoplasty in this free medical video.
Michael Walker is a board certified M.D. and F.A.C.S. He is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, and he was the past president for the Texas Cosmetic Surgery Society....read more
"Hi, I'm Doctor Michael Walker from Hill Country Facial Plastic Surgery Center. And on behalf of Expert Village I'll be talking about Blepharoplasty. What kind of anesthesia is used? Most physicians use local anesthesia with some I.V. sedation, although rarely, patients prefer to be put to sleep completely within a trachea general anesthesia. But that's not very common. Most can be done with a local with some sedation. Take a big deep breath in please. And it's pretty comfortable. You're doing real good."
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