Asked: 7th February 2025 By: Gemma
Evening out my face after Bell’s Palsy?I would like to find out if Botox may be an option in helping with evening out my face which is slightly lower on one side after having Bell’s palsy as a youngster?
Reply: 10th February 2025 From: The Beauty Doctors
Dr Rebecca Bradbury
Answer: Hi Gemma. It depends on how you’ve been affected by Bells Palsy but it is likely that Botox can be used in some way to change the way your muscles move and even up your face. The best thing to do would be to book a Consultation via the profile and then we can have a look and see what’s possible.
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Reply: 10th February 2025 From: Nakedhealth
Mr David Gateley FRCS
Answer: Good morning Gemma,
Thank you for messaging Nakedhealth clinic via Consulting Room.
Please book in for a consultation with Mr Gateley, our medical director and plastic surgeon. He will need to see you on a face to face appointment in order to advise if he can help you to even the facial features.
You can book an appointment online via our website or you can call us directly.
Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Nakedhealth Team
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Reply: 10th February 2025 From: rtwskin
Dr Nina Sheffield
Answer: Its best to come for a consultation and examination then if suitable Botox or other treatment options like Silhouette soft can be discussed to improve the asymmetry.
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Reply: 10th February 2025 From: rtwskin
Dr Fatima Ahmed
Answer: Its best to come for a consultation and examination then if suitable Botox or other treatment options like Silhouette soft can be discussed to improve the asymmetry.
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Reply: 10th February 2025 From: Skinesse
Dr Nishel Patel
Answer: hello and good morning
yes this is an area which we can help with, please contact me via my profile
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Reply: 10th February 2025 From: B at Castle Quay
Dr Robert Greig
Answer: Sometimes and I emphasise sometimes, Botox can help regain some symmetry following Bells Palsy.
Normally in A&E I send patients with Bells Palsy to see an ENT surgeon. This is suspect you will have gone through in the past.
That being said, I think the better option here for you would be to see Jose De Cordova at the Lido Medical Centre. He is both an ENT surgeon and a Botox administering doctor.
Botox will relax the non Bells Side, so you will have less difference between the two sides at rest, NOT when smiling or laughing. Botox makes no difference to the Bells Palsy side, as a general rule
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Reply: 10th February 2025 From: TD Aesthetics
Owner Tawa Dowling
Answer: Thank you for your enquiry.
Botox can be used to address asymmetry caused by Bell's Palsy, by modulating the nerve communication with facial muscles on the unaffected side of the face.
There are also other treatments which may be more helpful, such as microneedling with exosomes to improve cellular messaging, meaning cells communicate better and work together in a more synchronised manner. LED therapy has also shown promising results through excitement of intracellular messengers and energy transfer between skin cells during the light treatment.
If you want to discuss any of these treatments in more detail, please book a consultation using the link on my clinic profile or on my website
Warm regards
Nurse Tawa
Your Skin Consultant
TD Aesthetics
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Reply: 10th February 2025 From: Outline Skincare Clinic
Registered Nurse Mary White
Answer: Hi if you would like to send a photo to this email address we can check with the nurse for you
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