Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery - ENT Health

Facial Paralysis

Meet Dr. Wheeler | Midlothian VA, Virginia Oral & Facial Surgery

Sheesh: Female Bully Gets Her Face Pummeled With Punches After Putting Hands On The Wrong One!

Brutal beatdown caught on video during fight at Little Caesars in Georgia

Cycle of trauma from residential schools lasts for generations

Blunt Trauma: What Is It, Diagnosis, Outcomes, and More | Osmosis

Causes of Facial Paralysis: • Bell’s palsy – most common; sudden inflammation of the facial nerve. • Infections – shingles (Ramsay Hunt), Lyme disease, ear infections. • Trauma – head injuries, facial injuries, or surgical complications. • Tumors – acoustic neuroma, parotid tumors, brain tumors pressing on the nerve. • Stroke – usually causes facial weakness that spares the forehead. • Neurological/autoimmune diseases – Guillain-Barré, MS, sarcoidosis. • Congenital conditions – like Möbius syndr