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

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 ...