It is very hard to the touch. Went to the surgeon and he tried to take a syringe and remove it but he said it was coagulated. How do I get it to turn back to liquid so he can remove it? What can he do if it is still coagulated when I go back on Monday? Is there anything I can do. Please help. It looks terrible!
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Thank you for sharing your photographs.
In my experience it is extremely difficult to achieve surgically what you have simulated with your hand.
Moving the upper pole of your ear that close to your head l (as you have shown in the front view) would require sticking the ear...
Your particular piercings will likely have no effect on otoplasty surgery, as they are not close to any areas of dissection or incisions. You will likely be asked to remove your piercings the day of surgery, and keep them out for a bit after the operation. Good luck!
Getting any type of Cosmetic Procedure done is a very personal decision that can only be made by the patient. It's always nice to have a good support system but it is the patient who has to live with whether they choose to have a procedure done or not. You have to do what you feel is right for...