Canadian singer and songwriter Justin Bieber recently returned to the stage in Italy at the Lucca Summer Festival, marking his first performance in nearly two months after he had to cancel several shows following his Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis, which causes partial facial paralysis. According to Fox News, Bieber appeared on Sunday night to give an energetic performance to his Italian fans who tweeted clips of Bieber dancing shirtless in the spotlight while performing songs from his catalogue of hits.

It seems like the 28-year-old singer is on the mend as his tour website has updated stops to include concerts in Europe before heading to South America in September. He's also set to perform two shows in South Africa, followed by more than a dozen performances in the Middle East, Asia, Australia and New Zealand by the end of the year.

Previously, in June, after cancelling a few shows on his Justice World Tour, Bieber revealed on Instagram last month he’s struggled with movements on the right side of his face, including blinking his eye, moving his nostril, or simply smiling from the right side of his mouth, reported Fox News.

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He admitted that he had been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, and would be taking some time off to assess his medical needs. "For those who are frustrated by my cancellations of the next shows, I’m just physically, obviously, not capable of doing them.&nbsp;This is pretty serious as you can see. I wish this wasn't the case, but obviously, my body is telling me that I’ve got to slow down," he said in a video shared shortly after the diagnosis was revealed.

Meanwhile, earlier this year, Bieber’s wife Hailey suffered "stroke-like" symptoms and was rushed to the hospital, where doctors discovered she had a blood clot in her brain. She then had a patent foramen ovale (PFO) closure procedure performed to mend a hole in her heart that had gone undetected since birth, as per Fox News.

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Canadian singer and songwriter Justin Bieber recently returned to the stage in Italy at the Lucca Summer Festival, marking his first performance in nearly two months after he had to cancel several shows following his Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis, which causes partial facial paralysis.

Canadian singer and songwriter Justin Bieber recently returned to the stage in Italy at the Lucca Summer Festival, marking his first performance in nearly two months after he had to cancel several shows following his Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis, which causes partial facial paralysis. According to Fox News, Bieber appeared on Sunday night to give an energetic performance to his Italian fans who tweeted clips of Bieber dancing shirtless in the spotlight while performing songs from his catalogue of hits. It seems like the 28-year-old singer is on the mend as his tour website has updated stops to include concerts in Europe before heading to South America in September. He's also set to perform two shows in South Africa, followed by more than a dozen performances in the Middle East, Asia, Australia and New Zealand by the end of the year. Previously, in June, after cancelling a few shows on his Justice World Tour, Bieber revealed on Instagram last month he’s struggled with movements on the right side of his face, including blinking his eye, moving his nostril, or simply smiling from the right side of his mouth, reported Fox News. Also Read: Actress Nichelle Nichols, 'Star Trek's' trail-blazing Uhura, dies at 89 He admitted that he had been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, and would be taking some time off to assess his medical needs. "For those who are frustrated by my cancellations of the next shows, I’m just physically, obviously, not capable of doing them. This is pretty serious as you can see. I wish this wasn't the case, but obviously, my body is telling me that I’ve got to slow down," he said in a video shared shortly after the diagnosis was revealed. Meanwhile, earlier this year, Bieber’s wife Hailey suffered "stroke-like" symptoms and was rushed to the hospital, where doctors discovered she had a blood clot in her brain. She then had a patent foramen ovale (PFO) closure procedure performed to mend a hole in her heart that had gone undetected since birth, as per Fox News. Also Read: Hailey Bieber says Justin Bieber is doing ok after his partial facial paralysis

Justin Bieber performs for first time since being diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome

Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber is showing early signs of making a recovery after he was diagnosed with a virus that left half of his face paralysed, according to a surgeon who specialises in face paralysis.

In a video posted on Instagram, Bieber said he had contracted Ramsay Hunt syndrome, which affected nerves in his ear and face. He noted that his right eye was not blinking.

Charles Nduka, a consultant plastic reconstructive surgeon in Britain and the co-founder of health charity Facial Palsy UK, said about 75% of patients with the syndrome who receive early treatment, including steroids and antivirals, make a full recovery.

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"I did notice in the video shared by Mr Bieber that he does appear to have some evidence of recovery, which is encouraging," Nduka told Reuters.

"With facial paralysis one of the most obvious things is patients are unable to close their eye fully to blink and they are unable to smile," Nduka added.

"Before the smile recovers, the first thing that will develop is there is increasingly symmetry in the face at rest. So, the base of the nose often elevates slightly, and the mouth becomes more even. On the video that was shared, I could see some signs that there is some early recovery."

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Bieber, 28, said he was physically unable to perform his upcoming shows.

Nduka said he works with patients in the entertainment industry and it is important they first address any issues weakening the immune system before returning to work.

"They will be under financial pressures and all sorts of pressures to get back out there as soon as possible, but doing so will only lead to longer term problems," he said.

Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber is showing early signs of making a recovery after he was diagnosed with a virus that left half of his face paralysed, according to a surgeon who specialises in face paralysis.

Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber is showing early signs of making a recovery after he was diagnosed with a virus that left half of his face paralysed, according to a surgeon who specialises in face paralysis. In a video posted on Instagram, Bieber said he had contracted Ramsay Hunt syndrome, which affected nerves in his ear and face. He noted that his right eye was not blinking. Charles Nduka, a consultant plastic reconstructive surgeon in Britain and the co-founder of health charity Facial Palsy UK, said about 75% of patients with the syndrome who receive early treatment, including steroids and antivirals, make a full recovery. Also Read: Justin Bieber says he is suffering from partial facial paralysis "I did notice in the video shared by Mr Bieber that he does appear to have some evidence of recovery, which is encouraging," Nduka told Reuters. "With facial paralysis one of the most obvious things is patients are unable to close their eye fully to blink and they are unable to smile," Nduka added. "Before the smile recovers, the first thing that will develop is there is increasingly symmetry in the face at rest. So, the base of the nose often elevates slightly, and the mouth becomes more even. On the video that was shared, I could see some signs that there is some early recovery." Also Read: Ramsay Hunt Syndrome: What's partial facial paralysis, the condition Justin Beiber says he has? Bieber, 28, said he was physically unable to perform his upcoming shows. Nduka said he works with patients in the entertainment industry and it is important they first address any issues weakening the immune system before returning to work. "They will be under financial pressures and all sorts of pressures to get back out there as soon as possible, but doing so will only lead to longer term problems," he said.

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Justin Bieber performs for first time since being diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome

Justin Bieber is showing early signs of recovery, surgeon says