Eyelid Surgery Boosts QOL In Facial Paralysis

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For patients who couldn't close their eyes because of facial paralysis, surgery produced a significant improvement quality of life as well as in dryness and irritation, results of a small clinical study showed.

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Eyelid Surgery Boosts QOL In Facial Paralysis

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