Facial paralysis can deeply affect both function and confidence. If you are experiencing weakness, drooping or asymmetry due to Bell’s palsy or long-term facial nerve damage, you don’t have to live with it. Dr. Priyadarshan, a leading facial palsy surgeon and facial nerve specialist, offers advanced surgical and non-surgical treatments to restore facial symmetry, expression and movement.
Bell’s Palsy is a form of temporary facial paralysis, often caused by viral infections or inflammation of the facial nerve. While many patients recover on their own, some experience lasting weakness or incomplete recovery. In such cases, expert evaluation and intervention are essential.
If facial weakness persists beyond 6–12 months or results in noticeable asymmetry, involuntary muscle movement (synkinesis) or eye closure issues, facial palsy surgery may be recommended. Surgical intervention can improve function, restore balance and enhance appearance.