Painless Anesthesia, Multi-Layer Anesthesia for Pain Reduction

All posts are written directly by Director Oh Jung-min

Hello, I’m Director Oh Jung-min of Doctor O Clinic, who always does his best with sincerity.

One of the biggest reasons people hesitate to undergo skin procedures is pain.

When consulting about a procedure, questions that always come up include:

"Does it hurt a lot?"

"Can I get sedation anesthesia?"

"I was in so much pain before that I’m hesitant."

At Doctor O Clinic in Yeongdeungpo, we do not view procedural pain as something that simply has to be endured.

When the pain is severe, tension increases during the procedure, and as a result muscle stiffness can occur, bruising can happen more easily, and satisfaction with the procedure can also decrease.

That is why Doctor O Clinic in Yeongdeungpo operates a painless anesthesia protocol so that the burden of pain can be reduced even without sedation anesthesia.

What is painless anesthesia?

Painless anesthesia does not mean anesthesia in which there is absolutely no pain.

Instead, it is Doctor O Clinic’s own pain management method, focused on reducing each type of stimulation by dividing the pain-sensing process during skin procedures into stages.

Doctor O Clinic in Yeongdeungpo has designed the anesthesia process as follows.

First, it is a process that reduces irritation on the skin surface.

Before the procedure, anesthesia is prepared by taking the skin condition and treatment area into consideration in order to reduce the stinging and irritation on the skin surface.

Second, it is a process that helps the anesthesia work more effectively.

The pain from skin procedures is not felt only in the epidermis,

so additional anesthesia is applied by considering the treatment area and the depth of the stimulation.

Third, it is a process of applying anesthesia once more to areas where pain is felt more strongly.

Pain sensitivity varies by area of the face.

For areas where pain may be felt more sensitively,

Doctor O Clinic additionally considers local pain-reduction methods when necessary.

Is it really not painful at all?

It does not mean that pain becomes zero for everyone.

Pain varies greatly from person to person, and it also differs depending on the treatment area and the type of procedure.

In particular, areas such as the forehead, where stimulation may feel more sensitive, can still leave some discomfort even after anesthesia.

That is why Doctor O Clinic does not explain that it will definitely not hurt.

Instead, we provide a thorough explanation of painless anesthesia during the pre-procedure consultation.

It may be helpful for the following people.

People who hesitated to get skin booster procedures because of pain

People who want to receive a procedure without sedation anesthesia

People who experienced severe pain during a previous procedure

People who feel a lot of tension and anxiety during procedures

The appropriate anesthesia method may vary depending on the type of procedure and the area.

Doctor O Clinic in Yeongdeungpo determines the anesthesia method by considering the patient’s pain sensitivity and treatment plan together.

A good procedure experience starts with anesthesia.

A good procedure requires everything to be important, from the pre-procedure examination and consultation to the anesthesia process, stability during the procedure, and recovery after the procedure.

Doctor O Clinic in Yeongdeungpo is designing the process more carefully from the anesthesia stage to reduce pain.

A clinic that redesigns anesthesia from the beginning to reduce pain.

This is why Doctor O Clinic in Yeongdeungpo operates painless anesthesia.

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