• Understanding what led to facial palsy and facial nerve injury and current issues

• Understanding and documenting past medical history

• Physical exams are performed (Virtually-client provides self monitoring information blood pressure and heart rate at visit)

• Investigations may be ordered, for example: blood work, CT, MRI and nerve conduction studies

• Prescribing medication that may be required

• Referrals to specialists as needed (Ears, Nose & Throat (ENT), neurologist, neuro-ophthalmologist, physiotherapist, audiologist, or speech-language therapist (SLP))

• Coordinating complex treatments of care

• Provide ongoing communication with primary care provider (NP/ MD)

• Reviewing updates or changes since the last visit

• Physical exams performed (unable to perform for Virtual appointments)

• Reviewing investigations

• Discussing treatment plans and asking questions

• Coordinating complex treatments of care

• Provide ongoing communication with primary care provider (NP/ MD) and specialist

Neurotoxin

Botox for facial paralysis: Facial palsy can bring about tightness, facial asymmetry and involuntary muscle movement that affects every aspect of life. At Facial Recovery, we offer a simple yet highly effective solution: Botox or Botulinum toxin. Consent for treatment before appointment is required.

If you are not confident communicating in English, it is advised that you be accompanied by someone who can translate for you.

Before your first appointment, you are required to complete consent and intake inform. These are sent via email after the appointment is booked. A credit card is required for booking*

*Please contact Pamela if you do not have a credit card to make alternate arrangements