Facial
Palsy
Procedures
Restoring eye closure and facial symmetry when the nerve controlling the facial muscles stops working.
What it is
Facial palsy is paralysis affecting part of the face, caused by dysfunction of the nerve that controls the facial muscles, particularly around the eyes and mouth.
It can cause significant eye-related complications when the eyelid cannot close fully, leaving the cornea exposed and dry. Without appropriate care, this may lead to corneal damage, scarring and potential vision loss.
Who it affects
Anyone experiencing incomplete eye closure or asymmetry of the face due to nerve paralysis may benefit from treatment. The condition can affect the forehead, brow, midface, lower face and the corners of the mouth.
Treatment and results Treatment and results
Treatment varies depending on the severity and area affected. Oculoplastic Surgery can address incomplete eye closure and help restore facial symmetry, while selected cases may benefit from Botulinum Toxin injections.
Outcomes are carefully tailored to each individual, depending on the specific facial and eyelid areas involved.
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