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When properly performed, ear cartilage harvest results in little to no change in appearance to the ear. The incision can be hidden in a crease behind the ear, and cartilage only from the center - which does not alter size, shape or appearance - is harvested. The video below is a little graphic, but shows the procedure in detail if you are intrested.
Ear cartilage that is harvested for rhinoplasty will not grow back. However, when done well, ear cartilage harvest will only leave a hidden incision in the crease behind your ear and will not otherwise change the appearane of your ears.
Ear cartilage can be used for many surgical procedures and does not grow back. The incision can be in the back of the ear or in the inner most curve in the front of the ear. The cartilage that is removed and in a non critical and non structurally supportive portion of the ear thus the shape of the ear does not change. Dr. ES
While the cartilage will not grow back, hey well done harvest will not change the shape or function of your ear at all. There should be a nearly invisible scar behind your ear, and otherwise no trace. Good luck with your surgery.
Ear cartilage does not grow back after being harvested from the conchal bowl. If the cartilages been harvested properly, it will not create a visible defect on the ear.
Ear cartilage does not grow back after harvest. The area usually harvested is the flat portion of the ear along the conchal bowl.
When used during rhinoplasty, ear cartlage will not grow back. If the cartilage is taken with care and good judgement little effect will show.
Typically, the cartilage removed does not grow back. If properly harvested, there is very little change in the appearance of the ear, except for a faint scar.
No, the ear cartilage once removed will not grow back however it's common to use the conchal cartilage ffom only one ear.
In 35 years of doing this work I've never seen ear cartilage grow back - I'm confident I never will. Properly harvested, there will not be any apparent change in the appearance of your ear.
Silicone implants can become "displaced" or "migrate", meaning they can move. The possible danger to your health would be from the risk of extrusion (of the implant thinning your skin to the point of ulcerating through) and the risk of infection. Signs that this is occurring include...
Post photos with good lighting full front, left-right 45 degrees, left and right side view, then front tilt down and tilt up. Rhinoplasty is the most challenging procedure in cosmetic surgery. Getting it right the first time is prudent. Hands on examination is critical for...
While alar base modification can change the width, shape and flare of the nostrils, it will not have an effect on the tip defining points of the nose. I'm skeptical that the photo you found on the internet represents only an alar base modification, as the tip appears to have been worked on...
Redness and swelling over the implant with possible discharge and open draining from the tissue. You should see your plastic surgeon immediately if this occurs.
Asian rhinoplasty takes into account the unique features particular to Asian patients in order to give each patient a nose that looks natural. With any ethnic rhinoplasty, the goal is to improve the appearance and/or function of the nose without making it look altered.
The link below contains some graphic pictures and video, but if you are curious about how and where fascia is harvested, it will show you all you ever wanted to know. Fascia is a pliable, thin graft material that provides great coverage of contour irregularities, or can be sutured into...
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