Multiple sclerosis is a chronic autoimmune inflammatory disease characterized by axonal degeneration and  demyelination of the central nervous system Isolated facial nerve palsy is commonly seen with Bell's palsy. However, it can be associated with a central lesion  at the level of the ipsilateral facial nucleus or the facial nerve at the pons. Isolated cranial neuropathies are rarely  seen with multiple sclerosis. Isolated facial nerve palsy due to multiple sclerosis is a rare scenario and can often get  misdiagnosed and treated as Bell's palsy. The patient being reported is a 30-year-old female who developed isolated facial nerve palsy, which was initially  treated as Bell's palsy. However, she was found to be knowncase of multiple sclerosis.