Is this a cauliflower ear? (i train bjj, white belt)

Recon touring your tragus should be able to be accomplished under local anesthesia by elevating the skin of your cheek, removing excess tissue beneath that skin flap, as well as on your tragus and reshaping and trimming the skin flap so that it fits along the curvatures of your ear. The incision...

Your ear size appears normal, and I would not recommend surgery to make them smaller. However, ear-pinning (otoplasty) can address ear over-projection, which I believe may be the main concern.

For reasons not mattering much now, some non orthodox cartilage incision or fracture happens at that ear, that's not scarring or a inetible tisular reaction; that can be repaired, my meticulous fine caliber stitching (5/0 and 6/0), your antihelix is stepped and dissociated at that severance...

Yes, you can definitely have this treated. This can ideally be done with surgery or with augmentation options such as fillers or fat grafting.

Typically, surgeons who specialize in rhinoplasty do not use ear cartilage because it is not strong enough to adequately support the nose. Costal cartilage—either autologous or cadaveric—is generally preferred.That said, attempting to "re-insert" the ear cartilage would likely not...

Thank you for your photo. It appears that very top point of your antihelix is not bent enough. Placing an additional suture in this area to bend the antihelix more should also bring your helical rim back toward your head to give you a better balance. This should be able to be performed under...