Facial myoclonus is more common around us and manifests as unilateral facial twitching without regularity and occurs without the patient’s autonomic control. In mild cases, eyelid twitching is predominant, while in severe cases, mouth tilting, eye opening difficulties and irritability may occur. With the development of the disease, the twitching area will gradually expand from one to several, and the condition will be superficial and deep. Many patients try medication on their way to seek medical treatment. What medications are usually taken for facial muscle spasm? The light type of patients can choose anti-calming anti-epileptic drugs, such as carbamazepine, phenytoin sodium, etc. These drugs can alleviate the symptoms to a certain extent, but the patient will continue to have recurrent seizures. As the saying goes, “medicine is poisonous,” long-term medication will bring patients a lot of side effects, such as drowsiness, weakness, dizziness, etc., and may also damage the organs. In addition, acupuncture and botulinum toxin treatment also have some defects. Acupuncture treatment is to use needles to stick acupuncture points, which may be effective for some patients at that time, however, after a period of time, the condition will further aggravate and worsen. Botox injections over a long period of time can develop resistance, and there is a high chance of Botox type A causing artificial facial paralysis. What are the ways to treat facial spasm patients effectively and recover early? Facial spasm, as a common neurosurgical condition, has been researched and explored in the medical field, and great gains have been made. Through continuous practice and summary of clinical cases, experts found that many patients with facial myospasm have intracranial blood vessels and facial nerve roots entwined or compressed together, so the doctrine of vascular compression of nerves has become the main cause of facial myospasm. Based on this theory, microvascular decompression was implemented clinically to treat facial myospasm with definite efficacy.