My ears are on different heights? Can this be fixed?

It’s still quite early on in your recovery so you may notice some contour irregularities. It is common for these irregularities to appear along the incision lines. As your recovery progresses, these will most likely go away.    

Rather than just looking at your ear dimensions on their own, it’s important to consider the size of your ears in proportion with your the rest of your facial features. An ear reduction can be performed if you’re unhappy with the size of your ears. 

Suture extrusion is a rare complication but still one of the common reasons for the need to revise or at least do a touch up following an otoplasty procedure. Sometime it can be advantageous if the touch up can be delayed, allowing more time for healing of the cartilage in the new position and...

Make a follow-up appointment with your plastic surgeon. There are many revisions that can be done if necessary. Overall, the position of the ear to the head is the most important. Discuss this with your plastic surgeon. Good luck! 

Keloids are tricky. Im not sure how old you are but the younger one is, the higher are the chances for recurrences. best is to get in touch with your local doctor (dermatological surgeon, Mohs Surgeon, cosmetic surgeon) and discuss your longterm options. as these keloids will not go away in 1...

Yes, an ear that is pinned too far back can be corrected. Depending on the condition it could be possible to do this under local anesthesia. You may consider talking to your initial surgeon.