Facial palsy & Bell’s palsy exercises guided by Raq
A personalized daily rehab plan for facial nerve palsy, Bell’s palsy and one-sided facial paralysis — AI-guided exercises and daily tracking that shows your progress, step by step.
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Available in 6 languages
A structured 3-month plan
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Raq: rehabilitation for facial palsyand facial nerve paralysis
Track your recovery day by day
Watch your facial movement improve and log your progress with clear reports and charts throughout your recovery.
Exercise anytime, anywhere
Do your exercises and follow your rehab plan from your phone wherever you are — no appointments, no waiting rooms.
Step-by-step facial palsy exercises
Therapeutic exercises for facial nerve palsy and Bell’s palsy, with video and voice guidance so you can start right away — the right way.
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AI-guided exercises through your camera
While you exercise, your camera turns on and AI follows your performance in real time, guiding you to the right movement so every exercise is accurate.
Raq is the first app in Asia and Africa for facial nerve and Bell’s palsy rehabilitation, and the world’s first app to use AI to treat facial nerve palsy patients — a complete rehab experience that helps you regain facial movement through carefully designed, evidence-informed steps.
Tailored to your condition
A plan built around your condition and recovery stage — not generic exercises for everyone.
Real-time AI guidance
Your camera and AI guide you during each exercise so every movement is done the right way.
Daily recovery tracking
Regular reports and charts that show how your facial movement improves week after week.
A structured 3-month plan
Days and weeks unlock progressively, helping you stay consistent and build a daily habit.
Available in 6 languages
Arabic, English, Spanish, French, German and Turkish — train in your own language, wherever you are.
Effortless to use
A calm, simple design that works for every age and keeps the focus on what matters.
Tailored to your condition
A plan built around your condition and recovery stage — not generic exercises for everyone.
Real-time AI guidance
Your camera and AI guide you during each exercise so every movement is done the right way.
Daily recovery tracking
Regular reports and charts that show how your facial movement improves week after week.
A structured 3-month plan
Days and weeks unlock progressively, helping you stay consistent and build a daily habit.
Available in 6 languages
Arabic, English, Spanish, French, German and Turkish — train in your own language, wherever you are.
Effortless to use
A calm, simple design that works for every age and keeps the focus on what matters.
The app is available in
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Español
Français
Deutsch
Türkçe
Start today and give yourself the chanceto smile with confidence again!
Every session brings you one step closer to a more relaxed, balanced face.
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Your whole rehab journey on one screen
From your weekly plan to each exercise video and your daily completion rate — everything you need, clear and in order.
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A guided video for every exercise, fully in your control
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Download the app
Get Raq on Google Play and create your account in under a minute.
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Start your daily plan
Follow today’s exercises with video and voice guidance, in the right order.
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Track your progress
See your facial movement improve in numbers — and celebrate every step forward.
What is facial nerve palsy (Bell’s palsy)?
Facial nerve palsy is a sudden weakness or paralysis of the muscles on one side of the face, caused by inflammation or pressure on the facial (seventh cranial) nerve that controls smiling, eye closure and forehead movement. Its most common form is Bell’s palsy — and the good news is that most people improve significantly with early treatment and consistent rehabilitation.
Everything you need to know about Bell’s palsy and facial nerve palsy — early symptoms, likely causes, diagnosis, early treatment and your chances of full recovery.
An evidence-based guide to Bell’s palsy treatment: corticosteroids within 72 hours, the role of antivirals, eye protection, physical therapy and managing complications.
A practical guide to facial palsy and Bell’s palsy exercises at home — core forehead, eye and mouth exercises, how many repetitions, and the mistakes to avoid.
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Answers to your top questions
What is the Raq app?
Raq is the first app in Asia and Africa dedicated to rehabilitation of facial palsy and facial nerve paralysis, including Bell’s palsy. It offers a structured daily exercise plan with video and voice guidance, and uses AI through your camera to guide you during exercises in real time.
Does Raq replace my doctor or physiotherapist?
No. Raq supports your treatment plan — it does not replace it. Facial palsy must first be diagnosed by a doctor to rule out serious causes such as stroke. Raq then helps you organize and follow your exercises every day.
When should I start facial palsy exercises?
Gentle, light exercises can usually begin after diagnosis and with your doctor’s approval. Early on, movements should be soft and limited, then progress as movement returns. Avoid forceful or exaggerated movements, which may encourage unwanted movements later.
How does AI help me in Raq?
While you exercise, your phone camera turns on and AI follows your movement in real time, guiding you to perform each exercise correctly — so every session is guided and precise instead of guesswork.
Is the app only for Bell’s palsy?
Raq is designed for rehabilitation of facial weakness caused by peripheral facial (seventh) nerve injury, most commonly Bell’s palsy. If your palsy has another cause — such as after surgery or Ramsay Hunt syndrome — ask your doctor what suits your case.
Which devices does Raq support?
Raq is available now on Android via Google Play. The iPhone version on the App Store is coming soon.
Which languages is Raq available in?
Raq is available in 6 languages: Arabic, English, Spanish, French, German and Turkish — including the interface and exercise explanations.
Are my data and photos safe?
We treat your health data with confidentiality and respect, and we never sell it. You can read the full details in our Privacy Policy. Privacy Policy
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