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It is possible to do the rhinoplasty and otoplasty. You need to be evaluated very well and discuss the desired look and desired changes to the nose and plan one rhinoplasty surgery.the ears seem to have good folds therefore an accurate diagnosis of the cause of prominent ears should be made. It is possible this is caused by deep concha.with the rhinoplasty must discuss a chin implant for completeness sake.
The rhinoplasty procedure and the otoplasty procedure can be performed together under one anesthetic and one recovery period. The costs of both procedures are dependent upon time in the operating room, anesthesia, and surgeon's fee for performing the procedures. The otoplasty procedure itself can be performed under local anesthesia, however a rhinoplasty procedure is always performed under general anesthesia. For many examples of rhinoplasty and otoplasty, more information and our price list, please see the link and the video below
The typical cost would be about $10,000 for combined rhinoplasty and otoplasty or more depending upon the experience of the surgeon you choose. These procedures can be safely performed together if you are healthy. I hope this answer is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
THE ONLY WAY TO MAKE THE EARS APPEAR SMALLER IS TO HAVE THEM PINNED BACK. BUT THIS SOMETHING YOU MAY WANT TO SPEAK WITH THE SURGEON ABOUT AND WHAT THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS ARE
Bleeding four days after an otoplasty is not normal. I’d recommend that you go and see your surgeon once more, as only he can determine the cause of the bleeding and do something about it.
Hello "duton" and thank you for your question. You appear to have a great early result. I would be patient and give it time for swelling to resolve naturally, and definitely not be pulling on your ears (although massage may be OK, when cleared and as guided by your surgeon). I...
If your ears stick out based on the view you have submitted yes conchal bowl reduction would be indicated because you have a well formed antihelical fold. If the ears do not stick out too much you need nothing.
Is not really possible. If done correctly and the healing is as expected, you can achieve your goals. If you're worried about failure, ask your surgeon for the revision policy and what costs you are looking at if you results relapse to what you started with. But this if very...
