is a prescription topical anesthetic used by some clients of laser and electrolysis to reduce and eliminate pain.
Eutectic Mixture of Local Anesthetics (lidocaine and prilocaine).
An ointment that contains local anesthetics so that topical application causes local anesthesia without the need for injection.
Prescription topical anesthetic to reduce and eliminate pain from laser and electrolysis.
Eutectic Mixture of Local Anesthetics. An anesthetic cream applied locally to the skin to "numb" the area before uncomfortable procedures such as blood tests and I.V. starts.
A topical anesthetic which can be applied to a treatment area prior to injection.
A topical anaesthetic that can be applied to the area being treated prior to the procedure.
A topical anesthesia. EMLA is short for ectatic mixture of local anesthetics which contains lidocaine, benzocaine and/or prilocaine to numb the mucus membranes or skin area before a procedure using transdermal absorption.
A brand name for a product that contains lidocaine, a numbing agent that will prevent or reduce pain if applied prior to having a piercing done.