Facelift in a person with Bell’s palsy asymmetry.

November 20, 2024
Asked By:DogMomma123 in Abbeyville, Colorado

Hello facelift surgeons, I have very longstanding Bell’s palsy asymmetry (from 30 years ago) that affects my nasolabial fold and upper and lower lip area on one side. It is relatively mild, but bothers me a lot. I am hoping to find a surgeon who might be able to reposition the smas differently on the two sides so at least it will be more symmetrical when my face is at rest. Do any of you do this? I can travel anywhere within the US. Thank you!

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November 22, 2024

Answer: Bell's palsy

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November 22, 2024

Answer: Bell's palsy

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