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Apr
Bell's palsy is the most common cause of facial paralysis. It appears suddenly and often causes immediate concern for those who wake up to find they cannot move or feel one side of their face. While Bell’s palsy affects roughly 20 to 30 individuals per 100,000 yearly...
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Mar
Facial paralysis is a complex condition that understandably raises concern and prompts many questions. At the Hadlock Center, our board-certified specialists and decades of clinical research affirm that stress can affect overall well-being, but it is not the direct cause of facia...
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Jan
When it comes to facial rejuvenation, facelift surgery is considered the gold standard due to its ability to transform features and remove years from your perceived age. Like a full facelift, a mini facelift can produce dramatic improvements in the cheeks, jawline, and jowl...
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