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Is the name of your condition, also a little chondrodermatitis nodularis might have increased such prominence.Can be fixed with very easy outpatient procedure.
Yes, this can be improved. A small incision would be placed on the back of the ear, where it is well camouflaged. The prominent cartilage could then be reduced to create a more natural contour. This procedure can be performed under local anesthesia in the office and should require under 30 minutes. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
Hello,Yes, your ear is fixable. You have a mild cartilage deformity and this can be corrected with a small procedure performed with local anaesthesia. Hope this helps.
Smoking can definitely increase your risk of complications. In general the longer you can wait the better. Obviously, no nicotine is best.
Thank you for your question.Looks like you have been doing your homework. A conchal bowl setback is one component of an otoplasty. Most commonly the upper third of the helix protrudes and needs to be set back using permanent sutures in the cartilage. This can be performed through the same...
Edema (Swelling) is normal following ear surgery especially just a few weeks post operatively from an otoplasty and can in fact temporarily distort the ear. Expect several months to see the final shape.In the mean time, head elevation, low salt diet, bromelain, and perhaps a NSAID may all aid in...