Explore the impact of facial paralysis on patients and learn about current treatment options in this informative talk by Dr. Jon-Paul Pepper, a facial plastic surgeon and Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology at Stanford University Medical Center. Gain insights into the challenges faced by individuals with facial paralysis and discover the latest advancements in restoring facial movement through this comprehensive 54-minute presentation.
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Facial Paralysis and Restoring Movement
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Stanford Health Care
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5.0 rating, based on 1 Class Central review
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This talk was new to me as facial reanimation is not something routinely done, locally.
Using eyelid weights and botox is something useful to offer to patients.
Thank you for the talk.
Could I be sent a certificate on my email address please?
Thank you
Kind regards
Marija Agius Spiteri
