What is the atonicity of facial muscles after Bell’s palsy?
What is atonicity and how different is it from atrophy?
What is atonicity and how different is it from atrophy?
In many sources, you can find information that facial muscles can atrophy if you suffer from a long Bell’s palsy recovery. Let’s see if that is true.
Let’s discuss 3 reasons why your face may feel stiff and tired after facial palsy.
Chronic facial pains, facial spasms and contractures of facial muscles that occur after Bell’s palsy are NOT the return of the facial palsy.
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We provide rehabilitation programs that help reduce manifestations of synkinesis, facial asymmetry, facial pains, tension and contractions of facial muscles, as well as restore facial expressions.
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