Botched otoplasty: protruding antihelix feedback? (Photo)

I believe this may be corrected by exploring your ear and releasing the sutures to get a more relaxed and original shape to your ear. Then, sutures would have to be replaced in a more favorable orientation. Please consider getting a second opinion. Wishing you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph.

It appears your doctor folded your antihelix posteriorly to make it look prominent. If there are sutures there then they need to be released and at the same time your conchal bowl needs to be reduced to compensate for the excess helix.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

I don't think these look too bad. If you hadn't said you had an otoplasty, it would be easy enough to assume these were natural ears. I would recommend leaving them alone. It is possible you feel that they are super defined now because of where you started from (not sure what that was) so it might require time for you to adjust to it... but if you really don't like it, then you could see if you can get the sutures loosened with the understanding that that will result in the ears being slightly ever so prominent again.