The pain will occur when cutting the buds, but it will not be severe. Because most of the newly grown granulation is inflammatory and edematous, some of the sensory nerves inside the granulation have not yet fully grown, so the pain is not too severe when trimming, and is usually moderate or mild. The pain is usually moderate or mild. If calculated on a pain scale of ten out of ten, the pain is usually between three and six. Therefore, it is not necessary to give local anesthesia when cutting the buds, and the pain is much less when the skin is trimmed with tissue scissors after the wound surface is disinfected.