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Hi Rickycabs094Everyone's face is asymmetrical to some degree.Your entire left ear is located slightly higher on your head than the right side. This cannot be taken off and moved down. One thing that can be done is the upper pole can be reduced to make the top part of the ears align better. the lower pole/lobe won't be affected however.If you look at your face the left side is slightly higher (eye, brow, corner of the mouth). The asymmetry is absolutely within normal limits, and actually makes your appearance more interesting and attractive! Celebrate your uniqueness.Here is an exercise for you. Take a fashion magazine with a handsome/beautiful model on the front page, front view of the face. Take a straight edge and mark the photo straight down the midline. Get a mirror and compare each side of the face to the picture. You will notice even slight asymmetries. These are extremely beautiful people and even they have asymmetries.
This is a so-called cup ear. With the new minimally invasive stitch method from Dr. Merck can it be operated without any visible scars.
Your ears need to be brought closer to the head in the middle and lower thirds. You can have a say in this result yourself if you are operated on with the minimally invasive Dr Merck stitch method.
Hello! It is possible to perform another minor tweak. There is a risk of making the results look unnatural and developing worse scarring, though. Based on your photos, your ears appear to have a normal projection (how far they stick out from the head). Too flat against the skull is not normal...
