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Causes of Facial Paralysis: • Bell’s palsy – most common; sudden inflammation of the facial nerve. • Infections – shingles (Ramsay Hunt), Lyme disease, ear infections. • Trauma – head injuries, facial injuries, or surgical complications. • Tumors – acoustic neuroma, parotid tumors, brain tumors pressing on the nerve. • Stroke – usually causes facial weakness that spares the forehead. • Neurological/autoimmune diseases – Guillain-Barré, MS, sarcoidosis. • Congenital conditions – like Möbius syndr