Rehabilitation of the paralyzed face addresses both the physical and psychological aspects
of facial disability. Individuals with facial palsy suffer from lack of facial expression, as well as …

Introduction Synkinesis refers to abnormal involuntary facial movements that accompany
volitional facial movements. Despite a 55% incidence of synkinesis reported in patients with …

Background: The subjective nature of facial aesthetics and the difficulties associated with
quantifying facial function have made outcomes analysis in facial paralysis challenging …

Importance Facial paralysis can contribute to disfigurement, psychological difficulties, and
an inability to convey emotion via facial expression. In patients unable to perform a …

Background: Tools to quantify layperson assessments of facial palsy are lacking. In this
study, artificial intelligence was applied to develop a proxy for layperson assessments, and …

Background Smiling is a fundamental component of social interactions. Significant
challenges arise for patients with facial palsy. One of the key procedures for dynamic smile …

Background Donor-site morbidity significantly influences patient satisfaction and quality of
life following reconstructive surgery. The relevant donor-site morbidities associated with …

Facial palsy (FP) is a devastating condition with profound functional, aesthetic, and
psychosocial implications. Injury to the facial nerve disrupts the complex association …

Spontaneity Assessment in Dually Innervated Gracilis Smile Reanimation Surgery | JAMA Facial
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Facial Paralysis (FP) profoundly impairs the life of individuals, both functionally and
psychosocially. Surgical approaches to treat this condition are myriad, but the ultimate goal …