Facial Nerve Paralysis Cases

Facial nerve paralysis can affect eyelid movement, eye opening, brow position, and the functional balance between the two eyes.

Because the underlying neuromuscular function may differ between the two sides, eyelid asymmetry should not be evaluated by appearance alone.

This page presents real facial nerve paralysis eyelid surgery cases treated at AHNSUNGMIN Plastic Surgery in Korea, including primary and revision cases. Each case focuses on functional evaluation, individualized surgical planning, natural eyelid movement, and long-term balance rather than forced symmetry.

To understand how eyelid function is evaluated in these patients, visit our Facial Nerve Paralysis Eyelid Surgery in Korea guide.

For related clinical guidance, see our Ptosis and Facial Nerve Paralysis: Why Eyelid Asymmetry Requires Functional Evaluation insight.