Laser ablation might be worth looking into. I was home from the hospital the day after surgery with 2 staples in the back of my head, which were removed 9 days later. I got to post a picture of my staples on my webpage. I experienced no pain, just a swollen brain (left side only). A small scab on my forehead was gone in less than a week. No hair was removed. And I haven't had a seizure since.

Hi,
I was dealing with epilepsy for over 20 years. I tried at least 15 different meds, none of which made a difference in my seizures. Visualase MRI-Guided Laser Ablation surgery was the best decision I ever made.
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I haven't had a seizure for more than 8 weeks (before surgery, seizures were every week). My neurologist will begin weaning me from Lamictal in October.

I did had it and it was painful for a while but it healed I guess aIthough it didn't stop my seizures therefore I'll probably will be having a neuro space

I had a right temporal lobectomy and continue to have seizures. I went in for monitoring to see if It could be an option, but just like the lobectomy, I would lose my eyesight in left eye. So they didn't recommend it for me.

Marissa,
It was brought up to Me 6 months ago by My Epitologist. This is an overnight Surgery that a Neurosurgeon does it. I was really interested into it. My Epitologist brought My file to the conference room filled with the other Doctors and Neurosurgeon. The Neurosurgeon said no. First, because I had 2 Temporal Lobe Surgeries and 2. the seizures could travel from where it originated. It wouldn't be a good surgery for Me. I spoke to the Neurosurgeon personally when He came to the Support Group!
Also, He said this is a new Surgery. The Surgeon said that We can wait a couple of years!