Bell's Palsy / Facial Weakness
Rehabilitation support for facial weakness, including Bell’s palsy.
VisitAssessment first
ApproachHands-on, personalised
BookingOnline or by phone
Bell’s palsy causes sudden weakness of one side of the face. Medical assessment comes first; physiotherapy can then support facial movement and everyday function.
Who may benefit
- Drooping of one side of the face
- Difficulty closing the eye or smiling evenly
- Weakness following a recent medical diagnosis
What to expect at your visit
- Your doctor’s diagnosis and medicines are noted.
- A hands-on physical assessment of pain, movement and strength.
- A treatment plan, expected number of sessions and fees are discussed before you start.
- Home exercises and posture advice, where appropriate.
Benefits and goals
Goals are agreed with you after the assessment. They may include:
- Encouraging controlled facial movement
- Reducing tightness and unwanted muscle patterns
- Teaching safe home routines
Our approach
Gentle facial exercises, guidance and home routines are taught step by step. Recovery time varies from person to person.
Every plan starts with a physical assessment by the physiotherapist. Treatment is explained to you first, and you can ask questions at any time. Results differ from person to person and cannot be guaranteed. Please call the clinic to confirm whether this service suits your condition.
Common questions
The physiotherapist assesses your complaint and history, then discusses a treatment plan with you.
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