I have naturally small pushed down ears to the point where it doesn't even look like I have ears. Especially when I take a picture my ears are invisible. Is there any surgery or injections that can make my ears pushed more to the front?!?
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Pain is usually mild after otoplasty. if you are experiencing significant asymmetric pain you should visit your team and have them take down the bandage to have a look. If you have a haematoma or infection prompt intervention would be indicated.
Thank you for posting your question and photos. They do show some visibility of the Earfold devices. These can be removed and it is likely you will have recurrence of some prominence. You would still be able to undergo standard pinnaplasty following removal.
Protruding ears are caused by a lack of the anti-helical fold and by the angle of the conchal bowl to the head. Both of these issues are addressed with an otoplasty procedure. The anti-helical fold is re-created and held in that position with permanent sutures. The conchal bowl is set back...
