Do I have Stahl's ear? My ears don't fold at the top/sides (Photos)

I can see that there is slight asymmetry at the top of your ears on both sides, however, I am not aware of any surgical techniques to allow somebody's ear to be positioned further away from their head. And the up close photos of your ears do not have any Stigmata of surgery. Hope this helps!...

Based on your photos, you may be well suited for a suture otoplasty procedure to reposition your ears closer to your head, and to restore normal architecture to your external ears. Scars are in the crease between your ear and head, and normal social activity is typically resumed less than a week...

Usually the earfold is almost invisible. The reason it can be slightly visible is if it is not totally flush with the cartilage which can occur on some occasions. It is not possible to be certain to what degree your ear will move back after earfold removal. If the earfold has been in a...

Your left and right ears look relatively similar. For the most part, it is difficult for somebody to see both of your ears at the same time. I think you might benefit from leaving your ears alone. Hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

On side view, you appear to have normal and pleasing architecture of your ear cartilage. On oblique view, it appears as though your antihelical fold protrudes further from your head than your helix. This is due to a deep conscious bowl, depending on your examination, conscious setback sutures...