Patient's question:
Introverted and not good at talking, sometimes even facing other people makes me feel lost and uncomfortable. It's simple, all the expressions on my face have become the same, and gradually, it evolved into a frozen face. I don't want to be expressionless like this. How can I make the frozen face completely recover? Is it serious?Doctor's answer:
The facial paralysis you are experiencing is not pathological, so medical treatment is not necessary. To make your facial expressions more expressive, you can deliberately imitate many different expressions in front of a mirror and practice them gradually. Over time, your facial expressions will naturally become more expressive. At the same time, try to interact more with different people to make your personality more outgoing, relax your mood, and build confidence.The main symptoms are facial drooping and, characterized by the disappearance of wrinkles on the affected forehead, widened eye fissures, flattened nasolabial folds, drooping mouth corners, drooling, and the inability to perform actions such as wrinkling the forehead, frowning, closing the eyes, blowing up, and pursing the lips. For peripheral facial paralysis in the acute phase, hormone treatment is required, and acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine can be used for assistance after one week.