Facial Nerve Decompression for Facial Nerve Paralysis at Prima ENT Hospitals, Hyderabad

At Prima ENT Hospitals in Hyderabad, we offer specialized treatment for facial nerve paralysis, including facial nerve decompression surgery. Our expert team of ENT specialists utilizes advanced surgical techniques to relieve pressure on the facial nerve, potentially restoring function and improving facial symmetry.

What is Facial Nerve Decompression?

Facial nerve decompression is a surgical procedure aimed at relieving pressure on the facial nerve caused by inflammation, injury, or infection. This pressure can lead to facial nerve paralysis, affecting your ability to move your face normally. Our goal is to improve nerve function and facial appearance.

Why Choose Prima ENT Hospitals for this Procedure?

• Expertise: Our surgeons are highly trained in microsurgical techniques essential for the delicate process of nerve decompression.
• Advanced Technology: We use state-of-the-art surgical equipment to ensure precise and effective treatment.
• Patient-Centric Care: At Prima ENT Hospitals, your recovery and comfort are our top priorities. We provide personalized care plans and support throughout your treatment and recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Who is a candidate for facial nerve decompression?

• A1: Individuals experiencing facial nerve paralysis due to Bell's palsy, trauma, or other causes of nerve compression are potential candidates. An evaluation by our specialists will help determine if this procedure is right for you.

Q2: What can I expect during the recovery period?

• A2: Recovery varies by individual but generally includes some swelling and discomfort which can be managed with medications. We will monitor your recovery closely and provide physical therapy to enhance facial function.

Q3: How successful is facial nerve decompression surgery?

• A3: Success rates vary depending on the cause and extent of the paralysis, as well as the timing of the surgery. Early intervention often results in better outcomes.

Q4: Are there risks associated with this surgery?

• A4: As with any surgery, there are risks involved, including infection, bleeding, and adverse reactions to anesthesia. Specific risks related to facial nerve decompression include incomplete recovery of facial movement and sensory loss. Our team will discuss all potential risks with you in detail.

Q5: How do I prepare for the surgery?

• A5: Preparation involves avoiding certain medications, fasting for a specified period before the surgery, and arranging for post-operative care. Our pre-operative team will guide you through all the necessary steps.