Vestibular physio is the treatment of dizziness, vertigo and/or imbalance resulting from an inner ear condition
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The human eye is drawn to the face and first impressions are made within a few milliseconds. So rehabilitation of the face following injury or illness is essential in restoring communicative capacity and quality of life.
Acquired paralysis
Bells Palsy
Ramsay Hunt Syndrome
Removal of tumors like acoustic neuroma, facial nerve schwanoma, Parotid gland removal
Congenital paralysis
Mobeius syndrome
Birth related Bell’s palsy
Other craniofacial conditions
Post Reanimation Surgery or in conjunction with Botox
Cross face grafting
Free muscle transfers
Massateric or hypoglossal transfers
Static slings
Eyelid surgery
Temporomandibular joint disorder
Clicky jaws
Locked or stuck jaws
Acute malocclusions (bite changes suddenly and doesn’t feel normal)
Trauma to the jaw
Total jaw replacement surgery
Orofacial Pain, headache and Migraine
Pain in the face or head
Headache
Migraine
Please remember that techniques are used at a physiotherapist’s discretion within their clinical reasoning framework. If you have a preference or have had something work well for you in the past, mention it to your therapist and they will consider and explain to you whether it is a valid option for your presenting injury.
Please remember that techniques are used at a physiotherapist’s discretion within their clinical reasoning framework. If you have a preference or have had something work well for you in the past, mention it to your therapist and they will consider and explain to you whether it is a valid option for your presenting injury.