Bell's Palsy
Sudden one-sided facial weakness
Facial Palsy & Bell's Palsy
4.9 · 292 Google Reviews
Facial Paralysis Physiotherapy in Dhantoli, Nagpur
Physiotherapy for facial paralysis and Bell's palsy — facial retraining to rebuild movement, symmetry, and expression.
Dr. Pratiksha GadkariBPT, MPT — Lead Physiotherapist
- Facial neuromuscular retraining programme
- Care for Bell's palsy, stroke-related and post-surgical facial weakness
- Guidance on eye care and daily management
15+
Years Experience
5000+
Patients Treated
4.9
Google Rating
RIVULET at NHRCC · Dhantoli
About This Program
Rebuild facial movement and expression
Assessment of facial muscle and nerve function
Targeted retraining with mirror and tactile feedback
Home programme reviewed as nerve recovery progresses
Program Details
About Facial Paralysis Physiotherapy
Facial palsy affects the muscles of expression on one side of the face, most often following Bell's palsy, stroke, or facial nerve injury. Treatment combines facial neuromuscular retraining, targeted exercise with mirror and tactile feedback, electrotherapy where appropriate, and guidance on eye care and daily management, progressing as nerve recovery allows.
Who This Helps
- Bell's palsy and sudden one-sided facial weakness
- Facial weakness following a stroke
- Facial nerve injury after infection or surgery
- Long-standing facial asymmetry and muscle tightness
Treatment Pathway
- 1Facial muscle and nerve function assessment
- 2Facial neuromuscular retraining programme
- 3Targeted exercise with mirror and tactile feedback
- 4Home programme with scheduled progress review
Last reviewed: July 2026
Your Recovery Journey
How Treatment Works
A clear, structured pathway from first consultation to confident recovery.
01
Consultation
Discuss your symptoms, history, and recovery goals with our team.
02
Assessment
Thorough physical examination and movement screening.
03
Personalized Plan
A structured treatment roadmap designed for your condition.
04
Therapy
Hands-on care combined with advanced modalities when needed.
05
Recovery
Progress tracking, home exercises, and long-term guidance.
Conditions We Treat
Conditions Treated in This Program
Common conditions addressed through facial paralysis physiotherapy at RIVULET, NHRCC Dhantoli.
Post-Stroke Facial Weakness
Facial involvement after a stroke
Facial Nerve Injury
Weakness after infection or surgery
Facial Asymmetry
Long-standing imbalance and tightness
Facial Muscle Tightness
Synkinesis and unwanted co-movement
Eye Closure Difficulty
Support and guidance for eye protection
Why Choose RIVULET
Trusted Care, Modern Rehab
Everything you need for a confident recovery journey — under one roof at NHRCC, Dhantoli.
Experienced Physiotherapist
Led by Dr. Pratiksha Gadkari, MPT — 15+ years of clinical experience across orthopaedic, neurological, and women's health rehabilitation.
Lead Physiotherapist · MPT · Mulligan Certified
Personalized Treatment Plans
Every plan is tailored to your condition, mobility goals, and daily routine — never a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Advanced Rehabilitation Equipment
TECAR, laser therapy, robotic hand rehab, matrix rhythm, virtual balance training, and more under one roof.
Evidence-Based Treatment
Therapy guided by clinical assessment, proven techniques, and measurable progress at every stage.
Patient-Focused Care
Clear communication, respectful sessions, and practical home guidance so recovery continues beyond the clinic.
Modern Rehabilitation Centre
A dedicated physiotherapy department at NHRCC, Dhantoli — spacious exercise hall and private treatment rooms.
Patient Stories
What Patients Say
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“Very professional and caring approach. My knee pain improved significantly within a few weeks of structured therapy.”
“The clinic is well equipped and the physiotherapist explained every step clearly. Highly recommend for sports injury rehab.”
“Personalized treatment and friendly staff. I felt comfortable throughout my post-surgery recovery sessions.”
Service FAQ
Questions About Facial Paralysis Physiotherapy
Can physiotherapy help Bell's palsy?
Yes. Facial physiotherapy supports recovery in Bell's palsy through facial neuromuscular retraining, targeted exercise with feedback, and guidance on eye care and daily management. Treatment is paced to how the nerve is recovering.
When should facial physiotherapy start?
Early assessment is useful so the programme matches the stage of recovery and eye protection is addressed from the start. Dr. Pratiksha Gadkari will assess facial muscle and nerve function and advise accordingly.
Do you treat facial weakness after a stroke?
Yes. Facial involvement after a stroke is treated alongside our wider neurological rehabilitation programme, coordinated with the medical team at NHRCC where relevant.
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Ready to Start Your Recovery?
Book a consultation for facial paralysis physiotherapy with Dr. Pratiksha Gadkari at RIVULET, NHRCC Dhantoli.