Defocus blur, common in shallow depth-of-field photography, varies across image regions and is challenging to accurately estimate and restore. Existing deblurring methods often struggle to capture fine structural textures and do not effectively adapt to regional differences in blur. We propose Multi-Level Blur-Aware Stable Diffusion (MBSD), a novel framework that explicitly integrates regional blur recognition into a diffusion-based image restoration process. MBSD assigns blur-level labels to image patches using a Patch Blur Annotator (PBA), guiding a Multi-Scale Blur Estimator (MSBE) to predict soft blur probabilities and generate routing weights. These weights control a Blur-Adaptive Expert Mixer (BAEM), which adaptively combines features based on local blur severity. The features are then passed to a text-to-image diffusion model via a cross-attention mechanism, enabling region-specific restoration. Extensive experiments on public benchmarks demonstrate that MBSD delivers superior perceptual quality while maintaining competitive PSNR and SSIM, consistently outperforming state-of-the-art methods.