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Blepharoplasty under hypnosis: a personal experience.

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This paper is a first-hand account of my experience undergoing upper and lower blepharoplasty surgery in which hypnosis was used as the primary sedative agent. It describes the basics of hypnosis. It also includes a description of how I prepared myself for surgery as well as how I helped the surgical team prepare for this surgery. Recommendations are offered for nurses who would like to incorporate hypnotherapy into the operating room.

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C Haskins. 2001. Blepharoplasty under hypnosis: a personal experience.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006527-200121030-00006

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