I want a nose job - but am afraid of general anesthesia because of Ritalin. Is general anesthesia w/o muscle relaxants possible?

In my practice, I use exclusively deep sedation anesthesia for rhinoplasty. This type of anesthesia is very comfortable for patients, and patients tend to bleed and bruise less. Also recovery from anesthesia is easier with less nausea. Seek a rhinoplasty expert who regularly uses this type of anesthesia. Most importantly, seek a surgeon with rhinoplasty as a main speciality for best results.

General anesthesia is very safe today when performed by a board certified physician anesthesiologist.  We did not perform IV sedation for rhinoplasty.  It is important not to have conscious awareness of the procedure and have a controlled airway so that blood does not go down the back of the throat and into the lungs.  For more information and many  before and after examples, please see the link and the video below