Otoplasty often is performed with suture techniques. A common suture use for the reshaping of the ear cartilage is called mersilene which is a non absorbable braided suture. This suture is not removed unless it extrudes an uncommnon but recognized complication of otoplasty. The...
Your ears appear to be too "flattened" and too close to your head. This may be from abnormal healing, excessive skin excision, or from sutures.
To correct this deformity requires a consultation with your doctor to evaluate what issue exists. There are several minor procedures to...
LIve Video Otoplasty Revision can be done on one ear and on an ear that has already been worked on before. Going to someone experienced in otoplasty is helpful. You can do one side and this is not a problem. Working on the ear that has already been done before typically is okay. You would...