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Local anesthesia with IV sedation is a common way to perform surgery in the office. It is very safe and does not have the systemic risks of general anesthesia. Risks include allergic reactions or rare toxic reactions to the medicines. These are so uncommon that this is a very safe and excellent way to have anesthesia.
