My ears are over-corrected after an otoplasty. After stitches dissolve, will they spring out?

Yes, if dissolvable sutures were used, over-correction is necessary because the ear will relax back once the sutures dissolve. In order to see an improvement, the doctor must over correct. When I perform an Otoplasty, I use permanent sutures. As a result, over-correction is not necessary and the results are permanent.

Nearly all Otoplasty techniques rely upon permanent sutures in the cartilages to hold them in place.  Exploring the repair, re-doing the sutures may be all that is required.  It would be wise to obtain the original operative report to see exactly how it was done the first time.