How much would removal of extra skin on helix of the ear cost? (Photos)

Ear surgery and otoplasty procedures can vary widely in cost and complexity. After an in-person exam to discuss your goals, a surgeon may be able to give you an idea of the costs involved. In your case, the procedure might be relatively straightforward, inexpensive, and performed under local anesthesia, but would require an exam to be sure.
If it requires extensive cartilage reshaping or sedation/anesthesia, the costs may be higher. 
All the best,

I would echo the previous post that this looks more like Darwin's Tubercle, which is a protuberance or thickening of the helix at the mid to upper third of the ear.  It is a benign, congenital condition.  Removal can be done in the office with local anesthetic which will reduce the cost of having to pay an anesthesia fee, facility fee, etc.  I would recommend you see a board certified plastic surgeon for a formal quote, standard profile pictures and to discuss your exact goals of surgery.  This will ensure that both you and the surgeon are happy with the results. 

Edward Buckingham, MD

Otoplasty may cost $3000 on the low end. The surgery can be performed in your plastic surgeon's office under local anesthesia.Find a board certified plastic surgeon who regularly performs ear correction surgeries. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA