Patient: Examination and laboratory tests: On August 23, 2011, I woke up and found that my left eye could not be closed, the left side of my face had no expression, my eyes were bigger than the right side, my nasolabial folds were slightly crooked, and the meat on the left side of my face could not be moved. Treatment: The first treatment was on August 23, 2011, the first day of the disease began acupuncture, massage, cupping, plum blossom needle, electro-acupuncture, drinking Chinese medicine, Michelob, smoked the face with medicine, the effect is not obvious, the left side of the face still can not move. The second treatment was to go to Changchun National Medical Hall Hospital in October 2011 to start pasting ointment and eating capsules, with no effect. The third treatment was in December 2011, started acupuncture, facial drug injections, drip, the face began to move, but not completely will move, stop the treatment appeared to linkage. The fourth treatment was in March 2012 to Changchun Wang’s facial paralysis began to paste ointment, face blistering kind of ointment, drink soup, eat medicine face. There was no effect, and the linkage became more and more serious. Now face expression is a little more natural than before, linkage is very serious, now has been doing massage, I heard that massage can prevent muscle atrophy, has been doing three months. History: I am 26 years old, I got facial nerve palsy at the age of 25, three days before I got the disease, the nerve behind the ear popped and popped pain, the day before I got the disease, my left eyelid jumped. I now feel tightness in the flesh of my left eye and am worried that my eye will get smaller, can this happen? I would like to know if a muscle free graft can cure my condition? Is the success rate high? Will my expression be the same as normal after the surgery? If it fails will the flesh not move like before? Facial nerve palsy, also called facial paralysis, is divided into central and peripheral types. In central type, we need to identify the primary pathology and treat the primary pathology, which requires necessary imaging examination of the cranium; peripheral facial paralysis is more common, usually caused by acute facial neuritis. Your initial treatment is relatively standardized, and if you still have poor relief, cervical sympathetic nerve block can be used to regulate the function of the plant nerves and promote repair. Cervical sympathetic nerve block should be performed by an experienced pain physician. I wish you a speedy recovery.