Facial Paralysis Reconstruction
Infectious, neurologic, congenital, neoplastic, traumatic, systemic, and iatrogenic factors all have the potential to induce facial paralysis. The treatment of facial paralysis, regardless of the cause, is complicated and frequently necessitates multidisciplinary intervention. Because of the vast heterogeneity in the ability for regeneration and the lack of good prognostic indicators for spontaneous recovery, evaluating and treating facial paralysis is challenging. Currently, pharmaceutical treatment, physical therapy for face neuromuscular retraining, and surgical intervention using dynamic and static approaches for facial reanimation are used to treat facial paralysis.