In the process of injecting hyaluronic acid, doctors usually give local anesthesia first to ensure the comfort and safety of the whole process. This kind of anesthesia can often effectively relieve pain and make the whole process easier. Some doctors may also use ice compress or other sedative methods to relieve discomfort before injection.
There may be some slight swelling, redness or congestion within a few days after injection. These are normal physiological reactions, which usually subside quickly. If you feel unwell or have severe pain, please consult a doctor in time.
It is worth noting that everyone feels pain differently, so the individual experience may be different. Some people may be more sensitive to the stabbing pain during injection, while others may hardly feel it. This mainly depends on the pain threshold of the individual and the sensitivity of the injection site.
In order to minimize discomfort, we suggest choosing an experienced doctor for injection and consulting their suggestions on local anesthesia and sedation. Before the injection, you can discuss your concerns and expectations with your doctor in detail to ensure a personalized treatment plan and the best experience.
Hyaluronic acid is usually a painless process. Even though individuals may feel slight discomfort, these discomforts are usually temporary and can be relieved by using appropriate anesthesia and sedation. If you are worried about whether there will be pain during injection, we suggest that you consult your doctor in advance and fully understand the whole treatment process.