Yes, some people with epilepsy can experience seizures that affect the face. Common facial symptoms during a seizure include muscle tightening or twitching, unusual eye movements like blinking or rolling back, and changes in skin color. As the question mentioned, broken blood vessels in the face can also occur after a Show Full Answer

Yes, some people with epilepsy can experience seizures that affect the face. Common facial symptoms during a seizure include muscle tightening or twitching, unusual eye movements like blinking or rolling back, and changes in skin color. As the question mentioned, broken blood vessels in the face can also occur after a seizure. This seems to be a less common symptom but has been reported by some members of the epilepsy community.

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