I had a stroke 8 years ago. I am 50 years old. Will Botox help in the facial drooping or paralysis?

June 23, 2016
Asked By:mmrobbins in Augusta, ME

My left facial side has paralysis caused from my stroke. My jawline (about a 2x2x2 triangle) has feeling but the inside of my mouth (left side) has no feeling. The space covering from my chin (about 1 inch from the center of my face) to the top of my ear straight across the back of my scalp to about 1/2 way, up over my head down the center of my face down to my chin.

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