Ear shape 6 months after otoplasty? A description of what is wrong would be helpful (Photos)

Your concerns about your results are understandable, as adapting psychologically to changes after surgery can sometimes be challenging. The photos provided appear generally balanced and appropriate, but since aesthetics is holistic, precise assessment requires evaluating your ears in relation to your full facial proportions.
Often, a period of adjustment is necessary to become accustomed to your new look. Temporarily shifting your focus away from the ears might help reduce any fixation or anxiety you’re experiencing.
If you’re still unsure after some time, I recommend uploading clear photos of your entire face from multiple angles. This approach will allow for a more comprehensive and accurate assessment.
I hope this helps clarify your next steps. A detailed consultation would be beneficial to evaluate your results thoroughly.
— Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

Overall your surgeon appears to have done a nice job with establishing the antihelical fold in your left ear, which was not well-defined prior to surgery. Looking at your left ear, the helical rim is brought back even further than on the left relative to the antihelical fold, which is probably what bothers you about your right ear. If you want to revise the left ear to bring the helical rim back further, and deepen the antihelical fold, this could be done by placing additional mustarde sutures. Increased symmetry is not always gauranteed with revision surgery, so discussion with your surgeon about the risks/benefits would be important.

Thank you for your query. The results of your otoplasty look pretty good. There is a small difference in the way sutures are producing the fold but it is fairly minor and does not merit any corrective procedure. Please discuss all your concerns with your surgeon who can examine you and help you with all your concerns. All the best!