Hi there, do you have any photos? Its hard to understand what your concerns are. Is there a cosmetic deformity that you can notice?
Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MSCertified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, Am. Society of Plastic Surgery
You know your anatomical terms but how do you know its fractured? If so, you likely had a hematoma and if that happened, you have a chance of developing a cauliflower ear as you continue to heal. At this point, if your swelling is resolved, all you can do is wait and see. If you're still sw...
Thank you for your inquiry. The photo you provided is not sufficient to determine if they protrude "too much". A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is necessary to determine if you are a candidate for otoplasty. There are generally two different anatomic problems that cause e...