Otoplasty Evolving Wrong - Spain

Hello again! As part of my revision otoplasty, my surgeon corrected my earlobes. It made a huge difference for me. That being said, I'm not sure I would have done it alone, if it hadn't been part of a full revision. It was, by far, the most painful part of the procedure, and took the longest to heal. Basically he took a chunk of skin out of the back of the lower earlobe, and then resewed where it meets the upper jaw/neck. If your surgeon takes out enough, it will absolutely produce a final result, but the stretch/flexibility means that the healing process is quite painful, at least it was for me, and I consider myself to have a pretty high pain tolerance.

Hi. I went to my surgeon afer 15 months because he left my earlobes too protruding, because he did nothing with them. Now he says that he can kind of fix them but that this procedure does not produce final results because the skin there is flexible etc, what do you think please? Thanks.

They look fine dude. The more u stare at yourself in the mirror the more defects youre going to find.

They look horendous.

I had this done myself. I think yours look fine in these pictures, not noticeable at all. Yours are further back than mine. I don't think you'd wouldn't want anything more done to them, definitely not taking back any more. If you think they're too far back, they might come forward a bit in time, though if not I wouldn't worry about it. Tweaking an overcorrection is extremely difficult as far as I have read, since the cartilage has already been weakened/removed and can't be added back.

Hi I had otoplasty in 2009 and had a blood clot/ hematoma and infection leaving my left ear slightly deformed ( missing cartilage) I'm searching for a excellent surgeon that can fix this for me in Australia ..... Not had much luck :(

You are obsessing. Your ears look great!

For what it is worth, I would say that your ears do look much less prominent in the pictures and the slight difference between the two as regards curvature is not immediately noticeable. I understand the unshakeable need to scrutinise certain physical features, and can only sympathise with you.

If you don't mind me saying - and I completely understand if you do mind - you seem a very handsome man. I can only hope that the situation resolves itself soon.

Have you discussed the matter with your doctor since June?

Que te vaya bien en todo,
Alexander

Both ears look so different...ugly.

I would try to relax and not worry about it for at least 6 months. Your ears are going to come out a little more as they fully heal, and they might end up just the way you want. IF they don't, I think some of what you're talking about with the word "curved" might be the prominence of your earlobe, which can be corrected pretty easily on its own, and could create a continuous line from the top of your ear down. But seriously, wait it out for a bit and try not to be too obsessive during the healing period, they're going to get better!