Blepharospasm and hemifacial spasms
Blepharospasm and hemifacial spasms involve involuntary contractions of the muscles around the eye or one side of the face. Their primary causes are neurological, and they require specialist medical management. However, cervical spine tension — particularly in the upper neck — can be a contributing or aggravating factor. Virginia works as a complementary support alongside your specialist care, addressing cervical tension that may be influencing your symptoms.
What you might notice
- Uncontrollable blinking or eyelid closure
- Involuntary twitching or contractions on one side of the face
- Symptoms that worsen under stress or fatigue
- Neck tension or stiffness alongside facial symptoms
- Discomfort or self-consciousness in public situations
How Virginia can help
- Addresses upper cervical spine tension that may aggravate facial spasm patterns
- Very gentle approach calibrated to avoid triggering or worsening spasms
- Supports overall nervous system calming through gentle mobilisation
- Works alongside neurologist-led treatment, not as a replacement
- A calm, low-stimulation environment appropriate for sensitive nervous systems
Frequently asked questions
Can spinal therapy cure blepharospasm or hemifacial spasms?
Should I have spinal therapy alongside Botox treatment?
What does Virginia's assessment involve for this condition?
Pricing
Clear, simple pricing — no hidden fees. 50% deposit at booking, balance due after your session.
Book a free consultation. Bring details of your diagnosis, any specialist treatment you're receiving, and your current symptom pattern — Virginia will give you an honest view of whether and how she can help.
The free 15-minute phone consultation is a no-obligation call. Virginia will listen to what you're dealing with, confirm whether she thinks she can help, and explain the next steps. If she can, she'll suggest a treatment plan. If not, she'll point you in the right direction.