Pain Care
Various pain care options tailored to individual sensitivity and treatment area to reduce discomfort during procedures.
Treatment Introduction
Pain care is a management program designed to alleviate discomfort and tension that may be felt during procedures. Various options such as anesthetic cream, local anesthesia, pain relief IV, and non-sedative pain care (Aeronox) are tailored to each individual's pain sensitivity and the characteristics of the procedure. This helps reduce the burden of pain, enhances focus during the procedure, and supports a more stable recovery process afterward.
Treatment Principle
Principle of Procedure
This method temporarily dulls skin sensation or relieves tension to reduce awareness of pain stimuli during the procedure. By assisting with anesthesia and sedation, it relaxes the body, decreases pain signal transmission, and provides a more comfortable procedural environment.
Expected Effects
Anesthetic Ointment
An anesthetic ointment is applied before the procedure to reduce sensation on the skin surface and lessen discomfort from laser stimulation. Suitable for sensitive areas or those sensitive to pain.
Local Anesthesia
Local anesthesia is applied to areas with high pain sensitivity or where stimulation is expected, helping to make procedures more comfortable. It is performed safely under the medical staff’s judgment.
Pain Relief IV Drip
Pain relief IV drip helps relax tension and stabilize condition during procedures, reducing anxiety and discomfort to provide a more stable procedural environment.
Non-Sedation Pain Care (Airnox)
A non-sedation pain relief care that allows for quick recovery while maintaining consciousness, helping to reduce the burden of pain and tension.
Recommended For
Precautions
After pain care is applied, you may feel dizziness or nausea, so it is recommended to rest for a while after the procedure.
Please avoid alcohol, intense exercise, and sauna on the day.
On the day of the procedure, please avoid driving and any schedules that require important decisions as much as possible (may vary by individual).
Depending on your condition, you may experience headaches or drowsiness. It is recommended to drink plenty of water and get enough rest.
If your symptoms persist or worsen, please contact the hospital immediately.