Is Bell's palsy permanent? (Including Ramsay Hunt Syndrome)

Many of you have been told that if you have not recovered after your Bell's palsy or Ramsay Hunt Syndrome within 1 year, that it will be permanent.
This is very frightening and frustrating news to anyone who has dealt with facial palsy. We all take our smiles for granted, until one day, we cannot smile.
If we are told that this smile will not return, the whole world moves from under our feet.
In this video, we would like to explain where this belief is coming from and what it means for your recovery.
Contents:
00:00 Introduction
01:12 Case Study: 62-year-old Bell's palsy
02:38 When Bell's palsy ends
04:07 Why you still cannot move your face
05:00 Level of facial nerve conductivity after Bell's palsy
08:38 Lack of facial movements
09:38 Possibilities for recovery
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I had Bell’s palsy in 1972 again in 2020

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Пожалуйста, с переводом. Спасибо

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My son was born with it and the Dr tell me that my son with have it for the rest of his life