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Muscles of facial expressions and how they work

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

Muscles of facial expressions and how they work

Say “Cheese!” Spontaneous and controlled facial expressions

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

Say “Cheese!” Spontaneous and controlled facial expressions

Facial Palsy or Bell’s Palsy: What is the difference?

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

Facial Palsy or Bell’s Palsy: What is the difference?

Bell’s Palsy: forever a “broken leg”?

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

Bell’s Palsy: forever a “broken leg”?

Bell’s Palsy: “The story of a broken cable”

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

Bell’s Palsy: “The story of a broken cable”

Seven steps towards recovery from acute Bell’s Palsy

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

Seven steps towards recovery from acute Bell’s Palsy

How to bring back Your Smile (seven steps)

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

How to bring back Your Smile (seven steps)

How to assess the condition of your face after Bell’s Palsy

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

How to assess the condition of your face after Bell’s Palsy

What can and what cannot help you to reverse Synkinesis

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

What can and what cannot help you to reverse Synkinesis

What you can do yourself to reduce Synkinesis

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

What you can do yourself to reduce Synkinesis

Chronic facial pains and facial spasms after Bell’s Palsy

Bell's Palsy Knowledge Base

Chronic facial pains and facial spasms after Bell’s Palsy

Bell's Palsy Seminar & Workshop

Causes, possible complications and modern methods of recovery

On May 18 we're holding our second Bell's Palsy Seminar & Workshop. It is organized for long-term sufferers of Bell’s palsy and other types of peripheral facial palsies.

We will share the knowledge about causes, consequences and modern methods of recovery from long-standing Bell's palsy and other types of facial palsies. Our specialists will also teach you some rehabilitation techniques that you can use at home to improve their facial condition.

Bell's Palsy Video Course

Our Bell’s palsy educational video course provides a clear and elaborate knowledge about Bell’s palsy, how it affects the facial nerve and facial muscles, as well as why and how various residuals and complications such as synkinesis, contractures, facial asymmetry and pains are formed. We have made these videos to help explain complex anatomical explanations with the help of visual animations.

(Currently available in English language with English and Portuguese subtitles)

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Facial nerve – a cable with 10,000 wires

Facial nerve – a cable with 10,000 wires

Muscles of facial expressions and how they work

Muscles of facial expressions and how they work

Say “Cheese!” Spontaneous and controlled facial expressions

Say “Cheese!” Spontaneous and controlled facial expressions

Facial Palsy or Bell’s Palsy: What is the difference?

Facial Palsy or Bell’s Palsy: What is the difference?

Bell’s Palsy: forever a “broken leg”?

Bell’s Palsy: forever a “broken leg”?

Bell’s Palsy: “The story of a broken cable”

Bell’s Palsy: “The story of a broken cable”

Seven steps towards recovery from acute Bell’s Palsy

Seven steps towards recovery from acute Bell’s Palsy

How to bring back Your Smile (seven steps)

How to bring back Your Smile (seven steps)

How to assess the condition of your face after Bell’s Palsy

How to assess the condition of your face after Bell’s Palsy

What is Synkinesis?

What is Synkinesis?

What can and what cannot help you to reverse Synkinesis

What can and what cannot help you to reverse Synkinesis

What you can do yourself to reduce Synkinesis

What you can do yourself to reduce Synkinesis

Chronic facial pains and facial spasms after Bell’s Palsy

Chronic facial pains and facial spasms after Bell’s Palsy

Bell's Palsy Seminar & Workshop

Bell's Palsy Video Course

Brings back your Smile!

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