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Avoiding Synkinesis: Preventing Involuntary Movements After Facial Paralysis

"Have you experienced facial paralysis and fear the onset of synkinesis? These involuntary movements can occur after facial paralysis, and believe it or not, there are ways to prevent these sequelae. In this video, our goal is to guide you on how to avoid synkinesis. We will explain in a simple and straightforward manner what they are, why they happen, and most crucially, what you can do to prevent these uncoordinated movements. We will share with you effective and practical techniques to minimize the risk of synkinesis and improve your quality of life after facial paralysis. Whether you are a recent patient or someone who has been living with the sequelae of facial paralysis for years, we have valuable tips to help you take better care of yourself. Subscribe to our channel and activate notifications so you don’t miss any useful content we’ve prepared with you in mind. Remember: you are not alone on this journey, and we can walk together toward a better life! -Dr. Thomas Marcolini is a Brazilian neurosurgeon dedicated to patients with facial paralysis and synkinesis. He practices in Curitiba and São Paulo. Want to know more about his work? Visit! Instagram: @nervosperifericos email: [email protected] Website: https://www.nervosperifericos.com.br/... WhatsApp:+55 (41) 9 9696-8526 Dr. Thomas Marcolini - RQE 26510 CRM 33811 #facialparalysis #facialnerve #facialsurgery #peripheralnerves #drthomasmarcolini #facialcuritiba #crossface #acousticneuroma #nf2 #synkinesis #facialsurgery #masseterfacial #hypoglossalfacial #facialnervesymptoms #facialtreatment #facialphysiotherapy #bell #bellsparalysis #sequelae #facialsequelae #synkinesis #facialsynkinesis