Forehead Lift – Anesthesia Options Salinas

Published on September 12, 2014 by Matthew Romans

For effective reduction of wrinkling and loose skin in the brow and forehead area, consider a forehead lift procedure.

A forehead lift can typically be performed with the aid of either a general anesthetic or a local anesthetic with IV sedation. A local anesthetic will provide numbing for the area being operated on, and you will remain conscious and comfortable during the procedure. A general anesthetic will provide numbing, and you will be unconscious for the duration of the procedure.

During a consultation at our office, you will be educated further about these forehead lift anesthesia options, and you’ll be able to discuss them in greater detail.

To arrange a forehead lift consultation, contact us. Doctor Matthew Romans, a board-certified plastic surgeon, has the experience and skill needed to give you the facial rejuvenation you’ve been looking for.

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