Facial
reanimation is a family of different surgical techniques
to make one's paralyzed face move more normally.
Any
patient who has suffered an injury to the facial nerve,
the nerve that controls facial movement is a candidate.
Patients with this condition who have not had treatment
for over 30 years have been successfully helped.
The
techniques are many, but center upon micro-neurological
surgery to either re-suture the damaged nerve or move
new muscles and nerves into the face to take the place
of the injured facial nerve.
A
new patent for electronically controlling the face by
miniature micro chip technology has been awarded to Michael
Sachs, M.D.
View Dr. Sachs' Facial Reanimation Before & After Photos
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