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Facial Paralysis Specialists
If you are struggling with facial paralysis, know that you are not alone. We consider it an honor and privilege to take care of you. We have helped many patients with similar problems due to conditions such as Bell’s palsy, Moebius syndrome, acoustic neuroma, and cancer. Our individualized treatment strategies can help improve facial function, appearance, and self-confidence.
Smile Restoration
Cross facial nerve grafts, nerve transfers, temporalis muscle flaps, and other advanced procedures are integral in facial reanimation.
Learn MoreEyelid Asymmetry Treatments
Our groundbreaking use of eyelid weights combined with procedures for the lower eyelid help patients look more natural and preserve the health and functioning of the eye.
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Selective neurectomies, neurolysis, and myectomies, as well as BOTOX® injections, are used to improve the overall motion and muscle tone of the face.
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Cosmetic procedures such as brow lift and facelift surgery, when performed on the healthy side of the face, can be an essential part of restoring facial balance.
Learn MoreMeet Dr. Rozen
Dr. Shai Rozen, leading facial paralysis surgeon and board-certified plastic surgeon, leads a multispecialty group at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. His expertise attracts patients from across the United States and internationally.
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A Valuable Resource for Those Affected by Facial Paralysis
If you, a loved one, or a patient is affected by facial paralysis, it’s crucial to have accurate, up-to-date information about symptoms and solutions. Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Shai Rozen, a specialist in facial paralysis and facial aesthetics, created Your Guide to Facial Paralysis & Bell’s Palsy to be a readily accessible resource for all.
This downloadable, printable e-book makes it easy to understand:
- How paralysis affects the face
- When it’s time to see a specialist
- Common causes of facial paralysis
- The difference between facial paralysis and Bell’s palsy
- Myths and facts
- The latest treatment options
- Answers to common questions
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