Can You Get Rid of Pointy Ears? (photo)

     I think you can get improvement of the ears with excision of this area and reduction or setback of the concha.  This takes a little creativity on the part of the surgeon, but this is not complicated.  Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of facial and ear surgeries each year.  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 Los Angeles, CA

You ear is pinched at the top.  But what is most visible is the point.  The easiest thing would be to excise the superior aspect of the pointed ear and connect the two resulting helixes.  This would result in better contour.
Other surgeons would be correct to critique this solution as more camouflage than true reconstruction of the pinched portion of the lateral helix.  True reconstruction would require cartilage grafting and possibly some post-auricular flaps.
However I know that excision of the superior aspect of the pointed ear would produce a more predictable result.  Furthermore, a well shaped ear that is too large or too small generally looks quite acceptable.
Best of luck on your journey and please ask your surgeon what they recommend.

There is deficiency of the upper portion of left ear, however, if the your other ear as short as this one without the pointiness, then, it can be done with cartilage restructuring which will correct the problem. However, if your right ear has a full upper cartilage, then you will be better off with cartilage graft to to increase the left upper fullness.