How the Facial Nerve and Parotid Gland Are Connected
What Is the Facial Nerve-Parotid Gland Connection? The facial nerve-parotid gland relationship is unique. And, for patients who require parotid tumor removal, it is beneficial to work with a surgeon who understands this relationship. What Is Parotid Tumor Removal? Parotid tumor removal, also known as a parotidectomy or parotid surgery, is used to address abnormal […]
Read moreDo I Have Bell’s Palsy? Here’s What You Need to Know
Do I Have Bell’s Palsy? Here’s What You Need to Know Those who experience sudden facial weakness on one side of the face may be dealing with Bell’s palsy. But, it is important to note that Bell’s palsy is a complex condition. As such, comprehensive testing is necessary to verify if an individual’s symptoms are […]
Read moreWhy Are Gold Eyelid Weights Gold?
Why Are Gold Eyelid Weights Gold? A gold eyelid weight is sometimes surgically implanted inside the upper eyelid as part of a facial paralysis treatment. The weight helps restore a facial paralysis patient’s ability to close the eye. Meanwhile, the weight’s gold construction ensures the implant is safe for use in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) […]
Read moreTreating Longstanding Bell’s Palsy with Botox, NMR and Selective Neurolysis
Treating Longstanding Bell’s Palsy with Botox, NMR and Selective Neurolysis For some Bell’s palsy patients, Botox alone is insufficient for long-term treatment. In fact, neuromuscular retraining (NMR) from an expert physical therapist commonly is used in conjunction with Botox injections to treat Bell’s palsy symptoms. Or, selective neurolysis is an advanced surgical option for long-term […]
Read moreWhy Bell’s Palsy During Pregnancy Is More Common Than You Thought
Why Bell’s Palsy During Pregnancy Is More Common Than You Thought Did you know that pregnant women are at a higher risk of developing Bell’s palsy? Pregnancy itself can present enough challenges, so if you experience Bell’s palsy during pregnancy or after birth, we want to make sure you are fully educated on what is […]
Read moreCauses of Pediatric Bell’s Palsy
What Are The Causes of Pediatric Bell’s Palsy? Pediatric Bell’s palsy can affect any child. The condition refers to facial weakness or paralysis, and it can be caused by damage to the 7th cranial (facial) nerve. This nerve sends messages from the brain to each side of the face, controlling everything from blinking to smiling […]
Read moreWhat is Moebius Syndrome?
What is Moebius Syndrome? Facial Paralysis can be devastating for people of any age, but especially for young children. Moebius Syndrome is a rare, congenital neurological disorder that presents a variety of complications and visible symptoms. Because the condition is caused by the underdevelopment or absence of the 6th and 7th cranial nerves, the main […]
Read more5 Facial Nerve Paralysis Treatment Options
Facial Never Paralysis Treatment Options Facial Paralysis Institute in Beverly Hills specializes in facial nerve paralysis treatment options that are custom-designed for each individual patient. To learn more about five of the primary methods in which our experts help patients find relief from facial paralysis, please click below.
Read moreNerve Transplant for Facial Paralysis
Nerve Transplant for Facial Paralysis Nerve transplants are one of the many cutting-edge procedures performed at the Facial Paralysis Institute in Beverly Hills. They provide hope for patients who have suffered from long-term facial paralysis and do not know of any methods that can help them regain facial movement.
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