Daytona Beach Ear Surgery doctors

	Timothy Fee, MD Jacksonville Plastic Surgeon 4147 Southpoint Dr E, Jacksonville		2 answers
	Ross A. Clevens, MD Melbourne Facial Plastic Surgeon 200 South Harbor City Blvd First Floor, Melbourne
	Rian Maercks, MD Miami Plastic Surgeon 757 Arthur Godfrey Road, Miami Beach
	Carl W. "Rick" Lentz III, MD Daytona Beach Plastic Surgeon 1040 W International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach
	Vijay J. Moradia, MD Daytona Beach Plastic Surgeon 4606 Clyde Morris Blvd Suite 1L, Port Orange

Recent Answers

Bad Otoplasty? Opinions Please! Had otoplasty performed, hoping to correct my protruding ears. After the procedure, my ears now have a "telephone" look, in which the middle portion is pinned, but the top and bottom portions are still stuck out. It has only been 3 days post-op, and my doctor says the "C" look will correct itself as the ears "spring" back out a few milimeters...but from what I read online on one post, most who receive this look immediately post-op, will have it stick with them for the most part.

A: bad otoplasty

I understand your concern but I agree you should wait. Ears have a tendency to spring back out somewhat which may correct this feature over time. Your surgeon will be the best judge of your prognosis and will follow you until you are happy.

Timothy Fee, MD

Jacksonville Plastic Surgeon

Who Can Perform an Ear Surgery? I was wondering, who is allowed to perform an ear, nose and throat surgery on children? Can a General Pediatric Surgeon perform such procedures?

A: ear pinning surgery

The best way to know if your surgeon is qualified to do a procedure is to see if they have hospital privileges to do the same procedure. Hospitals check board certification, peer evaluations, surgical case experience logs, and disciplinary actions prior to granting privileges. This is the first step. Next I would question the surgeons experience and ask if they have other patients who are willing to share their experience.

Timothy Fee, MD

Jacksonville Plastic Surgeon