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Facial palsy & Bell's palsy: causes, consequences and modern methods of recovery.

If you have not fully recovered from a long-standing Bell’s palsy or other type of peripheral facial palsy; if you suffer from synkinesis, facial pains, contractures of facial muscles, asymmetry of facial expressions, excessive lacrimation and if you want to improve your condition, then we invite you to join our 2-day Bell’s palsy Seminar & Workshop.

This event will be useful and practical to attend not only for Singaporeans but also for those of you who live in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Sri Lanka, Philippines and Australia.

//For more information and tickets visit: https://crystal-touch.nl/singapore

During the seminar part of the event we will explain the causes of various types of facial palsy (including Bell’s palsy). We will also explain why the recovery is not always complete and dicsuss possible residuals and complications. We will also give recommedations on what to do to recover and improve your facial condition sooner. You will learn in detail about the existing treatment methods and modern approaches to rehabilitation after facial palsy.
During the 2-day Bell’s palsy workshop, you will learn practical self-recovery techniques that you can use at home to make your situation better and to return balance to your facial muscles and facial expressions.

The event will be useful for patients suffering from residuals and complications of all types of peripheral facial palsy: Bell’s palsy, Ramsay Hunt syndrome, post-operational and post-traumatic facial palsy, Lyme disease, etc.

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Medical
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bell's palsy, facial palsy, facial nerve paralysis
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