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Facial movements are highly coordinated and complex. Facial expressions allow people to display emotions and communicate with others. The facial nerve (aka cranial nerve VII) controls all the muscles of facial expression. There are many branches of the facial nerve that spread out across the face and allow people to smile and make other facial … Read more/ent/academicaesthetics/wp-content/uploads/sites/1334/2023/02/Facial-paralysis-1.jpg