After ear correction, how long do I need to wait before I start lifting weights? (photo)

Sometimes fluid can get into the ear canal after surgery - e.g. blood or antiseptic fluid - making it feel the way you're describing, such as when you 'get water in your ear' in a pool. If it doesn't resolve on its own, be sure to follow up with your plastic surgeon and they can address it for...

I am absolutely against this, I do never ever use permanent sutures in otoplasties, since the consequence is ALWAYS what you are clearly depicting.Find a surgeon who can remove them under local in an office based procedure.

I am a so-called "rhinoplasty surgeon", this means a subvariety of rare species who feels comfortable doing any kind of challenging or difficult noses, even those in need of cartilage harvesting from ear. As you can imagine I had the opportunity to harvest hundreds of ears in my career, and I...

I would think that it would be fine for you to lift weights a month after your ear surgery, but it is always best to check with your particular surgeon.  The most important thing is not to have any direct trauma or pulling to the ear.  

David Furnas MD a plastic surgeon in Sacremento, California described a procedure for fixing prominent concha. The basic technique is to set it back with a stitch or remove a portion of it prior to stitching it back.

I would definitely get it evaluated by your doctor and have it stitched right away. I would not wait on it