Bell's+Palsy

Bell's Palsy is a Paralysis or weakness of the muscles on one side of your face. The damage to the facial tissue causes the face to droop. The conditions usually come suddenly and mostly overnight.



Bell's Palsy was named after Sir Charles Bell. He was a doctor that first described the condition and linked it to problems with the facial nerves. Bell's Palsy is very common. Every year it affects at least 5,000 people. This condition can affect all ages and anyone, but the most common ages are 15-45. [] []