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I think its too soon to tell, you need to be patient and remember to follow your surgeons post instructions.Best of luck to you.
First off, congratulations on your otoplasty, casper1613.I don’t see anything drastically wrong with your otoplasty based on your photos. It might look like it’s a bit overcorrected, but it’s been only two days and that’s not the final result of your otoplasty. You have to wait for around three months to start seeing the results. That’s also when you need to figure out if you want to undergo revision otoplasty. Now’s not the right time to decide on it.Just continue what your reputable and board-certified plastic surgeon instructed you for your recovery. Don’t forget to go on follow-up checkups.Best of luck!
This is an unusually strong infection of the antihelix, especially of the skin of the antihelix. At the moment one cannot say whether there is a perichondritis as well. The therapy with an antibiotic and an antibiotic ointment is correct. If the infection doesn’t markedly subside and then d...
Hello,Your photos don't quite show everything that I need to see. Specifically, it appears that you have a poorly developed anti-helix as well as a prominent conchal bowl, but the anti-helix isn't quite in view. At any rate, correcting both the anti-helix and conchal bowl are a routine part o...
Thank you for your inquiry. There is no contraindication suggesting you cannot masturbate post otoplasty.
Jason, That is a good question, the best otoplasty technique differs for each patient. It appears from the pictures (in person exam needed to say for sure) that you have both a weak antithelical fold and excess concha. Both of these can frequently be...
There is a tail of cartilage that often extends into the earlobe. This cartilage can be used to control the earlobe position. Removing skin will usually fail to correct
The left ear appears to have an excess of helical cartilage that is folding over and causing the deformity. While removing the redundant cartilage causing that folding is not a difficult procedure and could give a flatter and more natural curve to the superior helical fold, reducing the...
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