At Revive Physiotherapy Clinic, we specialize in helping individuals recover from **Facial & Bell's Palsy** with personalized therapy plans. Our goal is to help you regain facial movement, enhance muscle strength, and improve overall facial function. We understand that each case is unique and tailor our treatments to meet your specific needs.
Dr. Tabassum Pathan and our expert physiotherapy team use evidence-based techniques, combined with compassionate care, to support your recovery. Whether you are dealing with facial asymmetry, weakness, or any other symptoms, our therapies aim to help you achieve a full recovery and regain confidence.
Improved facial mobility
Our therapy helps restore facial muscle strength and coordination, improving mobility.
Enhanced confidence
Therapy helps restore facial symmetry, improving your self-esteem and social confidence.
Why Choose Revive Physiotherapy Clinic?
Facial & Bell's Palsy requires specialized care. Our clinic provides a supportive and caring environment, ensuring you receive the best treatment available for a speedy recovery.
- Personalized treatment plans
- Evidence-based therapy techniques
- Experienced physiotherapists with expertise in facial rehabilitation
- Restoring facial symmetry and function
Frequently Asked Questions
Facial & Bell's Palsy is a condition that causes sudden, temporary weakness or paralysis of the facial muscles. Physiotherapy helps by restoring muscle strength and coordination, improving facial symmetry.
The duration of physiotherapy varies depending on the severity of the condition. Typically, treatment lasts for several weeks to months, with regular sessions to monitor progress.
Physiotherapy exercises include facial exercises, massage, and techniques to improve facial muscle strength, coordination, and nerve function.
It depends on your insurance provider. We recommend contacting your insurance company to confirm coverage details for physiotherapy treatments.
Improvement varies by individual. Most patients start seeing improvements within a few weeks, with continued progress as therapy continues.