Is there any surgery to push ears forward and make them bigger? (photo)

Each patient has their own pain tolerance and may react differently. However, it is concerning that you describe the pain as extreme. It would be a good idea to see your surgeon for an assessment.

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.

Thanks for the question. 85% of the ear development is completed at the age of 3 and 93% at the age of 10. Because of that, this process can be carried out in the preschool period without the child having a social trauma. I wish you all the best.

Thanks for the question. As all aesthetic operations, there is a risk of bleeding and infection in the early period. After  the healing process, asymmetry, irregularities and stitching problems seen very rare. I wish you all the best.

No.  Otoplasty is meant to set back ears.  It is possible to do ear reduction, though there is normal variation between ear size.  In fact, almost everybody has one ear bigger than the other.  This is rarely noticeable as almost nobody ever looks at you directly from the front and is able to see...

From the picture you posted, i would say, it looks like a natural result.  I would be happy with that result. A more close up view would give more detail to fully evaluate.  To answer your question, yes, it can spring back a bit depending on the technique used.  Perhaps more...