Facial paralysis retraining is a specialized rehabilitation approach designed to help individuals improve facial movement, symmetry, coordination, and function following conditions that affect the facial nerve. Conditions such as Bell's palsy, facial nerve injury, stroke, acoustic neuroma surgery, or other neurological disorders can result in facial weakness, asymmetrical movement, muscle tightness, or involuntary facial movements. Through a comprehensive assessment, the physiotherapist develops an individualized treatment program that may include neuromuscular re-education, facial exercises, movement retraining, relaxation techniques, soft tissue treatment, and strategies to improve facial awareness and control. By focusing on restoring efficient and coordinated facial movement, facial paralysis retraining can help improve facial expression, communication, eating and drinking function, eye closure, and overall confidence in daily life.