Ear Deformed After Rhinoplasty. How Should This Be Fixed? (photo)

March 18, 2013
Asked By:LoraBee in Los Angeles, CA

Cartilage was taken from my right ear for a revision rhinoplasty. Most of my ear feels skeletal, but the really bad part is the middle ridge, where there's a cut (creating a dent) and then the ear on one side of the cut is protruding strangely. Part of the area is very red, while part is very white. What is the best way to fix this? Should I look for a surgeon who specializes in ear deformities like microtia? My rhinoplasty surgeon doesn't seem to know what went wrong or how to fix it.

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March 19, 2013

Answer: Ear Deformity after Cartilage Harvest for Revisional Rhinoplasty

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