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No. The procedure is done under local anesthesia. After the procedure, it feels like you went to the gym and worked for a couple of more hours more than you normally do. If you never worked out it will feel like the first time you got on a treadmill for a couple of hours. Bottom line you will feel sore but should be able to resume your daily routine shortly.
