Anyone can develop Bell’s palsy, although it is more commonly seen in individuals between 15 and 60. Other risk factors may include:

• Recent viral infections, such as the flu or a cold

• Family history of Bell’s palsy

• Pregnancy

If you’re at risk for Bell’s palsy or are experiencing symptoms, laser therapy may be a beneficial treatment option. Laser therapy has been shown to help speed up the healing process, reducing the severity of symptoms and improving nerve function.

Additionally, it is a non-invasive, pain-free treatment that can be completed in as little as 30 minutes. Laser therapy may be an excellent option if you’re seeking effective, non-invasive relief for Bell’s palsy. Consult your doctor to determine if laser therapy suits your situation.