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On the contrary, most people are surprised at how little pain there is during the procedure. There might be some slight discomfort when the anesthetic is injected into the scalp, but once the skin is anesthetized, there is no pain. If the numbness wears off during the surgery, another injection is given to re-anesthetize the area.
