Keloids keep coming back behind my ears after I get them cut off.

Yes, an ear that is pinned too far back can be corrected. Depending on the condition it could be possible to do this under local anesthesia. You may consider talking to your initial surgeon.

Thank you for your question. I would recommend returning to see your surgeon . The suture you see looks to be one that will dissolve. The blister is not uncommon after surgery, but you should see your surgeon so that they can check and rule out possible hematoma. Thank you and best of luck. 

The main purpose of the headband is to prevent the ears from being disturbed or traumatized. It also aids in assisting the healing process to occur where the ears are positioned. The natural tendency of the ear will be to move back to their original prominent position during the...

Please allow for about 6 months to pass before assessing your results. It is possible that swelling is hiding your results. Once the swelling has gone down you can talk to your surgeon about your concerns should they still exist.

Thank you for your question.  It appears you may have a suture (stitch) that is extruding through your incision.  I would suggest that you follow up with your surgeon for evaluation and, most likely, removal of this suture.  This is not uncommon that this can happen, and it is important to fol...