What Re-sync group Synkinesis rehab program ?

ReSync Group is a structured, coaching-led online rehabilitation program designed specifically for people with facial synkinesis after Bell’s palsy or facial nerve injury. The focus is on retraining isolated facial movements, reducing unwanted muscle co-contractions, and restoring better facial control through neuroscience-based neuromuscular re-education.

Who is this program for ?

This program is ideal for individuals who:

  • Have recovered basic facial movement after Bell’s palsy

  • Experience tightness, pulling, eye closure while smiling, or facial asymmetry

  • Have synkinesis in early or established stages

  • Want guided rehab rather than random exercises

It is not meant for the acute flaccid stage of Bell’s palsy.

How is this different from regular facial exercises or YouTube videos ?

Most generic facial exercises increase effort and repetition—which often worsens synkinesis.

ReSync focuses on:

  • Low-effort, high-precision movements

  • Breaking abnormal movement patterns

  • Using proprioceptive and sensory retraining instead of force

  • Coaching feedback to correct errors early

This is rehab, not facial fitness.

How does group format work ? Will I get personal guidance ?

Yes. Although it’s a group program, it is therapist-guided and highly structured.

You will receive:

  • Live guided sessions

  • Clear weekly movement goals

  • Demonstrations and corrections

  • Education on habit correction and daily movement control

The group format also helps normalise the condition and keeps motivation consistent.

Do I need mirror or biofeedback or special equipments ?

No. The program deliberately minimizes mirror dependence and does not use EMG biofeedback. The goal is to rebuild internal facial awareness and control, so improvements transfer to real-life expressions—not just mirror performance.

How long is the program duration ?

The ReSync Group program runs for 6 months. Daily practice takes 15–25 minutes, twice a day focusing on quality, not quantity. Consistency matters more than intensity.

What kind of results I can realistically expect ?

With regular practice, most participants experience:

1. Reduced facial tightness

2.Better control during smiling, blinking, and speech

3.Decreased unwanted eye or mouth movements

4.Improved facial symmetry at rest and during expression

Progress is gradual and neurological, not instant—but it is measurable and meaningful.

Is Synkinesis completely reversible ?

Synkinesis is a neurological patterning issue, not a muscle weakness problem. While it may not always disappear entirely, it can be significantly reduced and controlled with correct retraining.

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