Can dermal filler fix ear deformity after surgery? (photos)

It is possible that filler would improve that notch. However, that is not guaranteed. The filler might just spread around the notch and not actually lift it. The notch can definitely be improved with an in-office revision. However, if you want to avoid any other procedures filler is an option to try with the caveat that it might not create as much improvement as you are looking for.I hope this information is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

Dermal fillers will not correct your notch because it is located at the scar from your wedge excision.  Since the scar is less pliable than the adjacent skin, the filler will tend to expand the skin next to the notch, but not the area of the scar.  The notch could look actually look worse as the filler good accentuate the appearance notch.  Surgical correction is not difficult.  I would suggest returning to your original surgeon who should be just as unhappy with your result as you are.

Injectable filler may improve indentations such as this. Find an experienced injector who can help you choose the best product.

A dermal filler would be a quick way to correct this notching deformity.  Other wise a surgical repair may be indicated. 

Dermal filler can improve notching deformity that you have after your otoplasty. They may last 6 months and if not satisfied, then can try revision which is a simple office procedure.