Spontanious Facial Blushing
Erythrophobia
Facial Blushing occurs suddenly as a response to a particular social situation.
It can be painfully embarrassing and often provokes an unwanted comment.
An overly active sympathetic chain of nerves is the cause of facial
blushing. This can be corrected by the use of an endoscope and a skilled
surgeon performing the ETS procedure.
The experienced surgeon locates
the thoracic sympathetic ganglion chain inside the chest cavity and
interrupts the nervous supply to the small blood vessels of the face.
This can be corrected by the use of an
endoscope and a skilled surgeon performing the ETS procedure. The
experienced surgeon locates the thoracic sympathetic ganglion chain
inside the chest cavity and interrupts the nervous supply to the small
blood vessels of the face.
During everyday life people quite often
encounter others and are expected to interact socially. A handshake or brief conversation can
seem relatively harmless, but in essence provides a solid first impression of another person.
Often people are judged based on a first impression. A bright red face with burning sensation often
cause accelerated heart rate, frustration and insecurity.
Excessive and uncontrollable facial
sweating or blushing may make a person appear to be nervous, unable to focus/concentrate or a bit suspicious.
This can be very detrimental during a job interview or important meeting. Ultimately, this can and often
does hinder one's career path or relationship status. Individuals suffering from hyperhidrosis/facial blushing
are often labeled antisocial or even reclusive. Fortunately, these obstacles can be overcome by this sophisticated
ETS procedure.
