Frequently Asked Questions

No. Our surgeons use minimally invasive techniques whenever possible. We make small incisions or tiny punctures. Scars fade significantly within a few months and are easily concealed.

This depends on your procedure. We use local anesthesia, regional blocks, light sedation, or short-acting intravenous anesthesia. Your anesthesiologist will discuss the best option with you before surgery.

Yes. Our board-certified surgeons and anesthesiologists are experienced in treating children, including ear tube placement, tonsillectomy, and minor biopsies. We create a calm and child-friendly environment.

Most major insurance plans cover medically necessary outpatient surgeries, including biopsies, ENT procedures, gynecologic surgeries, orthopedic surgeries, pain management injections, and podiatry surgeries. We will verify your insurance benefits before your visit.

Yes, if you receive sedation or general anesthesia. For procedures performed under local anesthesia only, you may drive yourself. We will notify you in advance. For your safety, we require a responsible adult to accompany you home if you receive sedation.

This depends on your procedure. Most patients return to computer work within 3-7 days. Readiness for physical activity, heavy lifting, and sports may take 2-6 weeks. We provide a personalized written plan for each patient.