Facial nerve palsy, commonly known as “facial paralysis”, “crooked mouth”, “crooked mouth”, “hanging line wind”, is a common disease characterized by motor dysfunction of facial expression muscles. Facial paralysis is a common disease mainly characterized by motor dysfunction of facial expression muscles. The main expression muscles involved in facial paralysis are occipital frontalis frontalis, orbicularis oculi, levator ani, zygomaticus, levator ani, orbicularis oris, and lower lip square muscle. Functional training of these major muscles can promote the normalization of the motor function of the entire facial expression muscles. In the training should be based on the different symptoms of the patient to choose the following treatment methods, daily training 2 ~ 3 times, each action training 10 ~ 20 times. Specific training methods are as follows: 1, eye closure training The function of eye closure mainly relies on the contraction of orbicularis oculi muscle movement to complete. When training eye closure, ask the patient to gently close the eyes at the beginning, and close both eyes at the same time for 10~20 times, such as not being able to completely close the eyelids, the whiteness can be used to gently massage along the infraorbital rim of the finger of the finger, and then forcefully close the eyes for 10 times, which will help the recovery of eyelid closure function. 2.Eyebrow lifting training The completion of the eyebrow lifting action mainly relies on the movement of the occipital frontalis muscle frontal belly. In disuse type, mild and moderate lesion type facial paralysis, the movement function of occipitofrontalis frontalis is the easiest to recover. Patients can be instructed to raise the eyebrows on the healthy side and the affected side, which will help the recovery of eyebrow lifting function. 3, show teeth training show teeth action mainly rely on the zygomatic major and minor muscles, lifting the corner of the mouth muscle and the contraction of the smile muscle to complete. The main reason for the skewed mouth is the dysfunction of these four muscles. Ask the patient to the corners of the mouth to both sides at the same time, to avoid only to one side of the force practiced into a habitual skewed corners of the mouth movement. 4, shrug the nose training shrug the nose movement mainly by lifting the upper lip muscle and press the nose muscle movement contraction to complete. Nose shrug training can promote the pressure of the nose, lift the upper lip muscle motor function recovery. There are a few patients will not shrug the nose movement, in the training should pay attention to the direction of the nose force. 5, puffing training puffing training can help orbicularis oris muscle and buccal muscle motor function recovery. When puffing the cheeks, pinch the orbicularis oris muscle on the affected side with the hand for puffing training. When the patient is able to perform cheek puffing exercise, it means that the motor function of orbicularis oris and buccal muscles can be restored to normal, and the symptoms of toothbrushing leakage, drooling and stagnant eating disappear. This method helps to prevent and control the contracture of upper lip square muscle. The training of each of the above actions is designed for the motor disorders of different muscle groups, so when observing the motor disorders of the patient’s facial expression muscles, the training should be carried out for the affected muscle groups, and if you cannot effectively judge the affected muscle groups, you can carry out the motor function training according to the above procedures, and you can also get a good rehabilitation effect. 6, Nuzzle training Nuzzle mainly rely on orbicularis oculi muscle contraction to complete. When performing the nuzzle training, forcefully contract the lips and nuzzle forward, nuzzle with force. After the orbicularis oris muscle recovery, the patient can puff up his cheeks, and the symptom of water leakage from brushing teeth or drooling from eating disappears. The training of nuzzle also trains the motor function of the upper lip lifting muscle, lower lip square muscle and chin muscle.