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I woke up during the last bit of my first cataract surgery (was awake through the entirety of the other one). I remember being in the hallway, waiting to be rolled into the surgery room and then waking up in a panic with one of the doctors calmly repeating, "Don't freak out."
Cataract surgeries you're typically awake for. Or rather, sleep isn't drug induced: you'll still be laying down in a quiet, dark room, so people sometimes fall asleep naturally (and then wake up naturally, understandably freaked out) but they generally won't give general anesthesia unless you really can't tolerate it.