Hello, I've had this issue for my whole life and it's something I've tried for decades to accept, but just can't seem to despite being 30 years old now. My ears are barely seen from the front, and it also makes my head look really narrow. Is there anything that can be done to build them out and also make my head wider in that area? It's had such an impact on me that I'm willing to accept any sort of risk and scarring. Thanks in advance.
September 14, 2023
Answer: Head shape Hello. I'm not sure about making the head look wider in that area (possibly fat grafting or filler) but to help the ears project more, you could try to get the "opposite" effect of an otoplasty by, perhaps, building up the conchomastoid sulcus so that something is pushing your ear forward. That could possibly be achieved with fat or filler as well.
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September 14, 2023
Answer: Head shape Hello. I'm not sure about making the head look wider in that area (possibly fat grafting or filler) but to help the ears project more, you could try to get the "opposite" effect of an otoplasty by, perhaps, building up the conchomastoid sulcus so that something is pushing your ear forward. That could possibly be achieved with fat or filler as well.
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September 5, 2023
Answer: About Otoplasty Hi Christian! This is Arzu Dr. Caner Kaçmaz's asistant. Nice to meet you. The answer for question is otoplasty. İt takes an average of 1 hour. By making an incision behind the ear, the auricle is reshaped and the angle of the auricle with the skull is adjusted. When the operation is performed under local anesthesia, no hospitalization is required. If it is performed under general anesthesia, you stay in the hospital for 1 night. Daily activities can be performed within 2-3 days. It is recommended to use tennis bandage for 3 weeks after the operation. The incisions are made behind the ear. There are scars in the incision area, but as these traces are behind the ear, they are not visible when viewed from the opposite side.
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September 5, 2023
Answer: About Otoplasty Hi Christian! This is Arzu Dr. Caner Kaçmaz's asistant. Nice to meet you. The answer for question is otoplasty. İt takes an average of 1 hour. By making an incision behind the ear, the auricle is reshaped and the angle of the auricle with the skull is adjusted. When the operation is performed under local anesthesia, no hospitalization is required. If it is performed under general anesthesia, you stay in the hospital for 1 night. Daily activities can be performed within 2-3 days. It is recommended to use tennis bandage for 3 weeks after the operation. The incisions are made behind the ear. There are scars in the incision area, but as these traces are behind the ear, they are not visible when viewed from the opposite side.
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