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What your neighbour thinks is not important. If you have never thought your ears were too big for your face, then don’t let someone else put that into your head.
Any prominent or uneven pair of ears can be correct. Your ears are minimally over-projected and the left ear is slightly longer than the right ear. They really are not deformed. However, if you are concerned about them they can be improved.
Thank you for your question and pictures. Your ears appear normal and well balanced.If still concerned, visit an experienced plastic surgeon who will for sure reassure you.Kind regards,Dr. Marc DuPere, aesthetic plastic surgeon
I think the person in your neighborhood is just messing with you. From the photos provided, the size of your ears appear to be proportionate to your face and well within normal limits.All the best,--DCPPearson Facial Plastic Surgery®
Hello and thank you for your question. Thebest advice you can receive is from an in-person consultation. Your ears appear normal to me. If you are concerned, then I recommendthat you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon whocan evaluate you in person.Best wishes and good luck.Richard G. Reish, M.D. FACSHarvard-trained plastic surgeon
I think your ears are perfectly proportioned for your face. Don't listen to that neighborhood person.
Hello Curtis,I would tend to agree that your friend is trying to "mess with your head". Don't let it bother you. Have a great Thanksgiving.Dr. Dominic
Your otoplasty looks well done, and know that is common for ears to rebound out away from a head a bit after about a year. This early after your surgery, you are also going through an adjustment period in which you need to get used to your new look before making any decisions. Wait another...
From the photo, it seems that your wound heal adequately. The dry is expected at this stage. It is a good practice to ask your surgeon about their preference regarding wound care.
The suture technique has a 10% chance of failing even with permanent sutures. I would suggest returning to your surgeon to show them the problem you have and asking them what to do next. It is worth giving them a chance to put things right. Usually the only option is repeating the surgery,...