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Failed ear correction - what steps can I take to address and correct this situation? (Photo)

Customer862Jan 19, 2024
Corrected ears to be closer to the head. However, after the surgery an abnormality surfaced, and the surgeon identified it as a keloid. Consequently, he attempted a correction, discovering that it was, in fact, an issue with the cartilage. Nevertheless, he proceeded with the surgery in an attempt to correct the problem. Regrettably, the current outcome appears to be worse, if not better. What steps can I take to address and correct this situation?

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Based on your photo, your Conchal bowl appears deep, and your antihelix is not well formed. These issues are common and can cause an outstanding ear appearance that is distracting. Please consider meeting with several reputable facial plastic surgeons so you could see what might be best for you...

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In general, suture otoplasty surgery is reserved for moving somebody's ear that sticks out too far, closer to their head. The top of your helix appears to be short on both sides, however, the architecture appears okay. An examination would be necessary, however, I'm afraid that there may be no...

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If you are having recurrent episodes of vertigo, sinusitis, and ear infections, please consider Consulting with a reputable otolaryngologist. I do not believe that your surgical history is in any way connected to these symptoms. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

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