Anesthesia in Eye Surgery

Anesthesia in eye surgery is used to numb the area around the eye to prevent pain and ensure the patient remains comfortable during the procedure. It can be administered as eye drops, injections, or sometimes general anesthesia, depending on the complexity of the surgery. The goal is to keep the patient relaxed and pain-free, allowing the surgeon to perform precise work. The anesthesia also helps reduce movement, which is critical for delicate eye procedures. Overall, it ensures safety, comfort, and optimal conditions for successful surgery.