Are my ears overcorrected?

Otoplasty and position of earsThe biggest complaint is usually that the ears are still too far away from the head. Please allow time for this to heal and talk with your surgeon

Hello there Nikola,Thank you for your question.  At this time, it does look as though your ears were overcorrected.  There are specific degree measurements that surgeons need to abide in order to achieve a good outcome and the photos are demonstrating decreased angles.  Give it 3 months because some of the flattening could be due to compression and they may relax a bit but I would still discuss this with your surgeon and make a plan of how to revise if this is not the outcome you were seeking.  Hope this helps.All the best,Carlos Mata, MD, MBA, FACSBoard-Certified Plastic Surgeon

Over or under correction depends on what you discussed with your surgeon before surgery. Often placing the ears in an average position is not far enough back for people who want to have their ears pinned back. Certainly many patients would be delighted with the result you have.
At this early stage it is too soon to be able to assess the end result for which you should wait at least 3 months and I would generally say 6 months.  Frequently ears tend to come out a little in the weeks after surgery.
The best person to discuss this with is your surgeon.
Best wishes