I have a dent in one of my ears like excess tissue on the helix of my other ear. What would be the best solution? (photos)

Good morning, thank you very much for your question, according to what can be observed in the photograph, the recommended procedure is an otoplasty that consists of:Ear SurgeryOtoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting prominent or "protruding" ears.
The aim is to achieve a repositioning of the ears, closer to the head, and not absolute symmetry.
Otoplasty is usually performed in children from 4 to 14 years old who are dissatisfied with their ears, since in many cases it poses a problem at the level of social relationship, although it can also be performed in adults.BeforeIn the consultation the plastic surgeon will evaluate the problem to be corrected. Your general health will also be assessed and you will be given specific instructions on how to prepare for the procedure.
DuringOtoplasty is performed in the operating room under general anesthesia, its duration is given between 1 and 2 hours.
AfterAfter Otoplasty the ears may hurt for a few days. Returning to school or work is usually possible in 1 week, but you should limit physical activities for the first month.RisksComplications after an Otoplasty are infrequent and among them we can find: hematoma, infection or healing problems.ResultsAfter an Otoplasty, the result is not immediate, as in most procedures, but you have to wait for the edema to disappear. After that time, the results are usually permanent

I definitely see the irregularities along the helix to which you refer.  These can be smoothed out by simply cutting out the extra skin and cartilage.  A simple procedure but can be very tricky to get exactly right and then it is very noticeable.  I would leave it alone.