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Freeing or Rerouting a Cranial Nerve

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Frees a cranial nerve — one of the nerves running directly from the brain to the face, head, or neck — from scar tissue or structures pressing on it, and where needed shifts it onto a new path away from the pressure. Taking the compression off lets the nerve recover the movement or sensation it had been losing. The nerve itself is preserved rather than cut.

Rates data updated July 2026.

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