Facial myoclonus is a very common condition with a very high incidence. We may sometimes see people with abnormal twitching of the facial muscles or frequent eyelid fluttering in our life, and this is likely to be a case of facial myospasm. Facial myoclonus is a very common clinical cranial nerve disease, mainly manifested as paroxysmal involuntary twitching of one side of the face. The onset of the population is mostly middle-aged and elderly, with more women. Facial myoclonus often starts with eyelid fluttering at the beginning of the disease, and folklore often has the saying that the left eye jumps for money and the right eye jumps for disaster, so the early stage of the disease is often not paid much attention to. In fact, if the occasional eyelid jumping can be automatically relieved in a few days, it is likely to be due to fatigue, which is not too much to worry about, pay attention to rest; but if it is a continuous and frequent eyelid jumping, after a month or two are not relieved, then you should pay attention to it, promptly go to the hospital for examination to confirm the diagnosis, to see if it has facial myospasm. If it is diagnosed as facial myoclonus, then it should be treated as soon as possible. Many local general hospitals, including many patients tend to take conservative medical treatment, such as medication, acupuncture, closed treatment, botulinum toxin treatment, etc., but these often treat the symptoms but not the root cause, only temporary relief of symptoms, and some have a lot of side effects. Therefore, it is recommended that patients with facial muscle spasm should take surgical treatment. Can facial muscle spasm surgery cure it or not? Facial muscle spasm is mainly caused by the compression of the facial nerve roots by the surrounding blood vessels, and can be cured through surgery to relieve this compression.