Facial paralysis can disrupt eye closure, the smile and lower lip movement. It can cause asymmetrical facial muscle tone ...

The 30-year-old bear, easily recognizable by her prominent, thick brow and drooping lower lip, soon disappeared beyond the riverbank. She hasn't been seen since. Image: nps Her absence is striking ...

and lower lip, paralysis, or even slight weakening, known as paresis, can be quite distressing and physically noticeable. Many may think that it is a sign of a stroke, as the facial droop seen as ...

The lower lid of her left eye sagged ... M.R.I.s proved she hadn’t had a stroke — the most common cause of a droopy cheek and lip. Shingles could also cause this sort of palsy, but the ...