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You must be fasting for 8 hours prior to surgery.
Which means no food, water, gum or candy. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of your surgery as it can be life threatening.
You are advised to:
A responsible adult must accompany the you and remain in our office to receive home care instructions.
Following completion of the surgery and recovery period, this responsible adult must drive the you home or accompany you in a taxi. A responsible adult must remain with the patient to care for him/her throughout the next 24 hours.
If you are taking birth control pills or if you are prescribed or administered antibiotics, please be aware that the effectiveness of the birth control pill may be compromised. Therefore, other methods of birth control must be employed throughout the next complete cycle.
Anesthetic fees are based on units of time. If a vehicle has to be brought from a remote location, the extra time involved may affect the anesthetic fee. We recommend that you use the adjacent parking lot.
Following pre-surgery instructions is crucial for a smooth and successful surgical experience.
Preparing for surgery is crucial for a smooth experience. Adhering to specific guidelines can help ensure your safety and comfort. Below are key points to consider before your procedure.
Please refrain from eating or drinking for at least 8 hours prior to your surgery.
Consult your doctor about any medications you are currently taking.
Make sure to arrange for someone to drive you home post-surgery.
You MUST BE FASTING FOR 8 HOURS PRIOR TO SURGERY.
Which means no food, water, gum or candy. Failure to do so may result in the cancellation of your surgery as it can be life threatening.
You are advised to:
A responsible adult must accompany the you and remain in our office to receive home care instructions.
Following completion of the surgery and recovery period, this responsible adult must drive the you home or accompany you in a taxi. A responsible adult must remain with the patient to care for him/her throughout the next 24 hours.
If you are taking birth control pills or if you are prescribed or administered antibiotics, please be aware that the effectiveness of the birth control pill may be compromised. Therefore, other methods of birth control must be employed throughout the next complete cycle.
Anesthetic fees are based on units of time. If a vehicle has to be brought from a remote location, the extra time involved may affect the anesthetic fee. We recommend that you use the adjacent parking lot.
If you have any questions or need clarification regarding your upcoming procedure, don't hesitate to reach out. Our team is dedicated to ensuring you feel informed and comfortable every step of the way.
Here are some common questions about preparing for your upcoming surgery.
Please bring a valid ID and your insurance information. Additionally, wear comfortable clothing. Avoid bringing valuables.
It depends on your procedure. Generally, you should not eat or drink after midnight. Follow specific instructions provided by your doctor.
Avoid blood thinners and certain anti-inflammatory medications. Always consult your doctor about your current medications. They will provide a list of what to avoid.
It's normal to feel anxious before surgery. Discuss your concerns with your doctor. They can recommend relaxation techniques or medication if needed.
Recovery time varies by procedure. Generally, you can expect a few days to a week for initial recovery. Follow your doctor's post-operative instructions for best results.
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