Botox

Botox is one of the most effective treatments for patients with Bell's palsy, partial facial paralysis and synkinesis.

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Botox is one of the most effective treatments for patients with Bell's palsy, partial facial paralysis and synkinesis

Botox has been a mainstay treatment for patients with synkinesis, partial facial paralysis and bell’s palsy for the past two decades. Botox is a protein derived from botulinum toxin. It relaxes unwanted muscle movements on the normal side of the face and reduces tension in areas of the face that are hyperactive due to synkinesis.

 At the Facial Paralysis Insitute, Botox is utilized to address asymmetric facial movement in a novel manner to create a more symmetrical facial movement and reduce the signs of facial paralysis and synkinesis. Botox is most commonly utilized with neuromuscular retraining that will be performed by an experienced physical therapist.

For more information about the use of Botox, please contact the Facial Paralysis Institute in Beverly Hills, California.

Woman with facial movement disorder with synkinesis and treatment using Botox.

After 1 Botox Treatment

After 2 Botox Treatments

FACELIFT

NERVE TRANSPLANT- Cross Facial Nerve Graft

GRACILIS MUSCLE TRANSPLANT

STATIC SLING - SUSPENSION

HYPOGLOSSAL FACIAL NERVE TRANSFER

BOTOX

TEMPORALIS TRANSFER

ENDOSCOPIC BROWLIFT

EYELID RECONSTRUCTION

GOLD WEIGHT/EYELID SPRING