What procedure can be done to fix my ear deformity? (Photos)

See from your photo that you do not appear to have a well -formed antihelical fold, and perhaps your earlobe sticks out a bit. I'm not quite sure if this fits into a category of deformity, however, the feasibility of improving the appearance of your ear would require an examination. I hope this...

Reversing an overly pinned ear may be possible by releasing the sutures which have held the ear back toward the scalp or have bent the cartilage too much and splinting the ear in the new position until stable.. Actually increasing the length and width of the ear would require expanding the...

I advise my patients to avoid contact sports for 6-8 weeks and non-contact sports for 2 to 3 weeks following otoplasty. Boxing, kick boxing and wrestling represent special situations since the ears can suffer significant trauma with these sports. 5 years is very sufficient.

I agree with your assessment — the results are not ideal. The upper part of the ears remains over-projected, while the middle portion was brought too close to the head, creating what is known as a “telephone-ear” deformity. Unfortunately, this will not improve on its own and would req...

Yes, otoplasty, or ear surgery, can reduce how far back your ears stick out and can make them appear higher by reshaping the ear cartilage and positioning it closer to the head. This common cosmetic procedure can also create a more balanced and natural appearance by increasing symmetry and...

It is possible to reduce the prominence of your antihelix in a revision surgery. It would be a good idea to return to your surgeon to discuss your concerns.