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There are ways of adding tissue to your ear, but they are usually used for reconstruction after something like cancer surgery. For purely cosmetic reasons, it would be hard to make them larger and have it look natural. I advise you not to pursue it.
Your ears can be made larger or reconstructed, but pictures or an exam will be necessary to make a determination.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
Yes this can be done. There are many options depending on what you are talking about. You can add cartilage to the ear and also skin. Pictures and a consultation would be the first thing to do.
I believe it is the moral obligation of the operating surgeon to see his/her patients post operatively, and be available should there be any potential risks and complications.The pictures posted and the fact there is reddness, increased pain few days after surgery points to the possibility of...
This could be swelling that could improve with time. It is possible that the procedure could have been less effective but I would wait to see how it looks after at least 3 months.
It depends on whether you were operated on with one of the traditional methods or with the stitch method. If you were operated on with one of the traditional methods and not too much cartilage was removed, then a further operation is possible. If you were operated on with the stitch method,...