Local Anaesthetic

Local anaesthesia work by temporarily blocking nerve signals, providing targeted pain relief during medical and aesthetics procedures. Commonly used in dermal fillers, minor surgeries, dental treatments, and ophthalmic procedures, they ensure a more comfortable experience for patients.

Popular local anaesthetic agents like Lidocaine and Bupivacaine differ in onset and duration, allowing clinicians to choose the most appropriate product for each treatment.

We offer high-quality, regulated local anaesthetics support for injectable, dental, eye care, and topical use including Bupivacaine, Xylocaine with Adrenaline, Marcain Steripack Polyamps, Lignospan Special Dental Cartridges, Minims Tetracaine Hydrochloride Eye Drops, Instillagel

Local anaesthesia is a procedure that numbs a specific area of the body by temporarily blocking nerve signals, preventing pain during medical or dental treatments. Unlike general anaesthesia, it allows the patient to remain fully conscious while the targeted area is pain-free.

Local anaesthesia is typically administered via injection but may vary depending on the procedure and the area being treated.

The duration of local anaesthesia varies depending on the type of anesthetic used and the area treated. It typically lasts between 1 to 2 hours for most anesthetics, with some, like Bupivacaine, providing longer-lasting effects up to 8 hours 

Local anaesthesia is generally safe when administered by trained professionals. It is commonly used in a variety of aesthetic treatments, medical and dental procedures. However, it should be used according to prescribed guidelines to avoid complications.

Common side effects of local anaesthesia include temporary numbness, tingling, or swelling at the injection site. Serious side effects are rare but can include allergic reactions or nerve damage, especially if used improperly. It is best to onsult your healthcare provider for more information in case you are facing any such issues.