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Bell's Palsy occurs when the 7th cranial nerve, which controls your facial muscles, becomes severely swollen and compressed inside its narrow bony canal. This shuts off the electrical signals to one side of your face. At DakshinRehab Moosapet, we use advanced technology to reduce nerve inflammation and explicitly retrain the facial muscles before they begin to atrophy permanently.
Sudden Facial Droop
The classic symptom: an inability to smile symmetrically on one side. We use targeted electrical stimulation to keep the muscle active while the nerve heals.
Eye Closure Weakness
Inability to fully close the eye on the affected side, risking severe corneal dryness. We train specific blinking mechanisms.
Synkinesis
An abnormal rewiring where trying to smile causes the eye to close unintentionally. We use strict mirror biofeedback therapy to correct this.
Taste Alteration
Loss of taste on the front two-thirds of the tongue, often accompanied by heightened sensitivity to loud noises in one ear.
Activating paralyzed muscles and restoring symmetrical expression.
We grade your facial paralysis using the House-Brackmann scale to establish a highly specific baseline for your muscle recovery.
We utilize High-Intensity Laser therapy behind the ear where the nerve exits the skull to aggressively reduce the swelling causing the paralysis.
We implement guided mirror therapy and specific micro-expressions to teach the brain how to fire the correct facial muscles without causing synkinesis.
Waiting for the nerve to heal naturally often results in permanent muscle wasting. DakshinRehab deploys active stimulation technologies to keep the facial muscles alive and viable while the 7th cranial nerve slowly repairs itself.
The facial nerve only grows back at roughly 1 millimeter per day. If the facial muscles are ignored for months while the nerve heals, they will atrophy (shrink) and turn inflexible. Our Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) artificially fires the muscles, maintaining their bulk and flexibility so they are ready to work the moment the nerve reconnects.
Deep light energy aimed specifically precisely at the stylomastoid foramen (behind the ear) to rapidly decrease nerve inflammation.
Tiny electrical pulses applied to the paralyzed face to forcefully contract the muscle fibers, preventing dead-weight sagging.
Utilizing mirrors to trick the brain's cortex into seeing symmetrical movement, powerfully encouraging the damaged nerve pathways to fire.
Strategic taping applied to the cheek and mouth to passively lift drooping tissue, preventing irreversible stretching of the skin.
Specialized intra-oral massage to release the tight muscles inside the cheek that often become spastic during the healing phase.
Located in Moosapet, Hyderabad — serving Kukatpally, KPHB, Miyapur, and Gachibowli.
“You must trick the brain into keeping the facial muscles active. If you don't use it, the brain will prune those connections, making spontaneous recovery much harder.”— Dr. Swapnagandhi, Neurological Physiotherapist
Bell's Palsy only affects the facial muscles. If you experience facial drooping accompanied by ANY of the following symptoms, it may be a stroke. Seek emergency hospital care immediately.
Arm or Leg Weakness — Bell's palsy never travels down to your body. Weakness on one complete side of your body is a stroke warning sign.
Slurred Speech or Confusion — Inability to find words, slurring, or sudden mental confusion is not caused by the facial nerve alone.
Sparing of the Forehead — In a stroke, the patient can often still wrinkle their forehead on the paralyzed side. In severe Bell's Palsy, the entire half of the face (including the forehead) is paralyzed.
Sudden, Severe Headache — The "worst headache of your life" appearing instantly could indicate a hemorrhagic stroke.
Loss of Balance or Coordination — Sudden dizziness, stumbling, or inability to walk straight.
Double Vision — Any sudden, unexplained changes in your vision or inability to move your eyes together.
Facial paralysis resulting from damage inside the brain rather than to the peripheral nerve, requiring extensive full-body neuro-rehab.
Severe tension in the neck that refers up into the head and face, sometimes causing sensory disturbances in the jaw.
The facial nerve exits near the base of the skull; severe muscular tension in the upper neck can negatively impact cranial nerve function.
Chronic pain conditions of the head that heavily involve the trigeminal nerve, causing severe facial pain and sensitivity.
Our expert physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists at DakshinRehab bring decades of combined experience to your recovery.
MPT (Neuro), PG Diploma in Ergonomics
Director & Senior Neuro Physiotherapist | Stroke & Spine Rehab Specialist
Consultant clinical rehabilitation services
Founder & Chief Prosthetist | Amputee Rehabilitation Expert
MS, MCh (Vascular Surgery)
Consultant Vascular Surgeon | Diabetic Foot & Wound Care
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Stroke Rehabilitation • 62 years • Miyapur
After my stroke, I could not move my left side at all. The neuro rehab team at DakshinRehab worked with me daily using EMG biofeedback and robotic therapy. Today I walk with minimal support and can do most daily activities independently. My family is amazed at my recovery.
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Cervical Spondylosis & Neck Pain • 50 years • Kukatpally
Chronic neck pain and daily headaches from cervical spondylosis were ruining my life. Tried medications for years with no relief. The cervical traction, manual therapy, and posture correction at DakshinRehab eliminated my pain completely. I can work at my computer pain-free now.
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