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I have two different shaped ears. What is my solution?

mrjesterNov 8, 2013
I have two different ears, all my life I have noticed that one ear one slightly higher positioned than the other, in recent years I now realise the difference. One is like a pixie/elf ear, and the other is like a cauliflower ear. I want to have them both reshaped so they both look like the same set of normal ears, I really dislike both of them. I want less earlobe, and maybe slight pinning although its the shape of them that bothers me most. How much would this all cost?

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