Our anesthesia team begins with a gentle inhaled gas to help you fall asleep before placing an IV. This approach eliminates the anxiety many patients feel about needles and allows for a smoother, more comfortable induction of anesthesia.

Nausea and vomiting are uncommon. We use a combination of three anti-nausea medications during anesthesia and apply local anesthesia at the treatment site to minimize discomfort. This reduces the need for IV narcotics, further decreasing post-operative nausea.

Yes. A MASC anesthesia provider remains at the patient’s side from induction through recovery—monitoring vital signs, ensuring safety, and managing comfort throughout the entire procedure.