Local anesthesia is a method that relieves pain by administering the anesthetic directly into the treatment area. It blocks the transmission of pain signals to the brain, allowing smaller surgical or diagnostic procedures to be performed while the patient’s consciousness remains unchanged.
Local anesthesia is recommended:
Anesthesia starts within minutes of administration.
The sensation of numbness may persist for 1–3 hours depending on the preparation.
Inform your doctor about allergies to local anesthetics and regular medications.
mucotomy and septoplasty;
endoscopic sinus surgery (ESS);
tonsillotomy and adenotomy
pediatric tympanostomy;
excision of formations;
other ENT surgeries that the attending physician has determined are suitable for outpatient treatment.
loose-fitting cotton clothes (such as t-shirt and sweatpants) and change shoes (slippers);
a headset, book, or tablet. Free wifi is available at the clinic;
non-carbonated water in a convenient bottle that you can sip on with your doctor’s permission;
a favorite soft toy or blanket that will help children feel safer in an alien environment.
What’s going on in the day’s hospital?
tonsillectomy to control the risk of bleeding in the first 24 hours
stapedoplasty or radical ear surgery;
for other surgeries in which the attending physician has determined night-time monitoring to be necessary for the safety of the patient.
How do I prepare to stay in the clinic?
Since you’ll be spending the night with us, we ask that you provide:
What’s included in 24/7 monitoring?
Local anesthesia is a method that relieves pain by administering the anesthetic directly into the treatment area. It blocks the transmission of pain signals to the brain, allowing smaller surgical or diagnostic procedures to be performed while the patient’s consciousness remains unchanged.
Local anesthesia is recommended:
Anesthesia starts within minutes of administration.
The sensation of numbness may persist for 1–3 hours depending on the preparation.
Inform your doctor about allergies to local anesthetics and regular medications.
mucotomy and septoplasty;
endoscopic sinus surgery (ESS);
tonsillotomy and adenotomy
pediatric tympanostomy;
excision of formations;
other ENT surgeries that the attending physician has determined are suitable for outpatient treatment.
loose-fitting cotton clothes (such as t-shirt and sweatpants) and change shoes (slippers);
a headset, book, or tablet. Free wifi is available at the clinic;
non-carbonated water in a convenient bottle that you can sip on with your doctor’s permission;
a favorite soft toy or blanket that will help children feel safer in an alien environment.
What’s going on in the day’s hospital?
tonsillectomy to control the risk of bleeding in the first 24 hours
stapedoplasty or radical ear surgery;
for other surgeries in which the attending physician has determined night-time monitoring to be necessary for the safety of the patient.
How do I prepare to stay in the clinic?
Since you’ll be spending the night with us, we ask that you provide:
What’s included in 24/7 monitoring?
Private ENT clinic in Mezaparks with experienced specialists and modern equipment.
Medical institution code: 001000433
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