Is ear surgery for aesthetic purposes possible at the top of my ear? (Photos)

Your ears need to be brought closer to the head in the middle and lower thirds. You can have a say in this result yourself if you are operated on with the minimally invasive Dr Merck stitch method.

Hello! It is possible to perform another minor tweak. There is a risk of making the results look unnatural and developing worse scarring, though. Based on your photos, your ears appear to have a normal projection (how far they stick out from the head). Too flat against the skull is not normal...

This is not known, since no long-term results have been published. There are long-term results on the Dr Merck stitch method, which is even more minimally invasive than incision-less otoplasty? Permanent sutures don't increase the chance of infection.

Our office repairs earlobes after a traumatic tear of earrings, gauge piercings, or after a facelift in which the earlobes are stretched. Earlobe surgery is composed of several techniques that can either repair torn earlobes (split earlobes) or correct overly redundant earlobe tissue from...

You are correct, your right ear has a telephone deformity which can be fixed. It happens in two scenarios: 1) the middle portion of the ear is overcorrected and pinned back too tight when compared to the upper and lower third of the ear2) the upper and lower third of the ear are under corrected...

Pain 6 months after an otoplasty is unusual and should be investigated by your surgeon.Given the technique, the nerves disrupted in the process are tiny and not anything that would be "seen" even without the incisionless technique, but there does exist the rare possibility of a neuroma resulting...