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Facial nerve paralysis — the loss of movement on one side of the face — can be a frightening experience. Whether your doctor has called...
Bell’s palsy occurs when the facial nerve becomes inflamed and swollen, losing its ability to transmit signals to the facial muscles. But what causes this...
When one side of the face suddenly droops, the first and most urgent question is: is this Bell’s palsy or a stroke? Both conditions can...
Facial exercises are one of the most commonly recommended remedies for Bell’s palsy. However, not all exercises are helpful, and some can actually cause harm...
Bell’s palsy recovery typically takes between 2 weeks and several months, depending on the extent of damage to the facial nerve. In the majority of...
For many patients in the United States, recovery from facial palsy often reaches a standstill after the acute phase. Crystal Touch Clinic provides a specialized...
For many individuals living with the long-term effects of Ramsay Hunt Syndrome (RHS), finding specialized care can be a fragmented and controversial journey. Crystal Touch...
For many individuals living with the long-term effects of facial palsy (Bell’s palsy, Ramsay Hunt Syndrome), finding specialized care can be a fragmented and controversial...
At Crystal Touch Clinic, we understand that finding effective treatment for long-term facial palsy can be a challenge, especially when local providers may offer limited...
Coping with Bell's palsy or Ramsay Hunt Syndrome for 1 month or 10 years, can be equally difficult. We want to help you with that.
Ramsay Hunt Syndrome is a diagnosis of facial palsy caused by herpes virus. How does it happen, and what does it mean for your recovery?
What is Bell's palsy, and how does it happen? Why sometimes its recovery is quick and other times it is long? Is it forever?
