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Facial palsy, hearing loss, head trauma from fall down stairs 3 yrs ago. hearing and left side of face still not 100%. will it ever come back?
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Unlikely: It is probably too late to expect significant changes Cosmetic correction of the faciasl asymmetry is possible
Answered 3/18/2015
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