Kabat exercises primarily assist functional response in defective muscles through the general structure of muscles experiencing resistance. After 6th week, resting and voluntary symmetries were recorded.

Mime therapy utilizes emotional input to access better movement patterns. It is beneficial as it improves circulation and maintains muscle properties.

The participants of group A will receive Kabat Rehabilitation with routine physical therapy. The protocol will be given to the participants for three sessions/week for six weeks. Each session will be of 30 minutes.

Synkinesis will be accessed through the "House-Brackmann Scale". It is classified as a universal scale. This scale analyses the symmetry, synkinesis, stiffness, and global mobility of the face. It is divided into six categories (normal, mild dysfunction, moderate dysfunction, moderately severe dysfunction, severe dysfunction, and total paralysis) and is a 0-6-point scale with 6 representing total paralysis.

The level of Facial disability will be measured through the "Facial Disability Index Scale". This scale has ten items that evaluate the patient's physical and social aspects (mastication, deglutition, communication, labial mobility, emotional alterations, and social integration). It uses a hundred-point scale with a higher score indicating less impairment. 24 Minimum score for physical functioning: 0, Maximum score for physical functioning: 25, Minimum score for social and well-being: 5, Maximum score for social and well-being.