The outcome of Facial PNF Techniques, effleurage, and facial muscle exercises using visual feedback are described in this single
patient research study. The most prevalent type of facial nerve palsy is idiopathic facial nerve palsy, which affects majority of
people. It not only affects facial muscle actions but also affects the quality of life and well-being. As a result, we present a case of a
26-year-old woman who presented with facial nerve palsy symptoms and a 2-day history of ear pain. Various screening tests along
with CT scans were performed for ruling out the cause of facial nerve palsy and Physiotherapy session were planned along with the
medical management.
Keywords: Bell`s palsy, Facial PNF, Quality of life, Effleurage.