“Bell’s Palsy Knowledge Base Video Course” focuses mainly on detailed explanation of the main processes and functions. With the help of more animations and illustrations, this course helps to understand the anatomy of the facial nerve, facial muscles and the processes involved in various residuals better. “Bell’s Palsy Video Lectures” focus on explaining not only the processes and functions, but also the underlying principles of rehabilitation and recovery. It includes more in-depth information than the “Bell’s Palsy Knowledge Base Video Course” but the information is less detailed. The Q&A videos will further help you to get the answers to your existing questions.  In summary, the “Bell’s Palsy Knowledge Base Video Course” provides more detailed information and better explanations of just a couple of topics, while the “Bell’s Palsy Video Lectures” cover a much wider area of topics and explain everything that is connected to Bell’s palsy, its residuals and their recovery. That is why we advise following both courses: you will learn everything you need to know about Bell’s palsy with the help of “Bell’s Palsy Video Lectures” course, while “Bell’s Palsy Knowledge Base Video Course” will explain to you the main concepts in more details and will be easier to understand. You can expect some overlap in “Bell’s Palsy Video Lectures” that involves explanations of the main anatomy and functions of facial nerve and facial muscles, but this information is not as detailed. Its main focus is in the explanation of processes of facial palsy onset and recovery.