Is this normal for otoplasty healing? How long do I have to wait to have it fixed? (Photo)

In general, somebody does not experience a significant change in the appearance of their ear following conchal cartilage harvesting for revision rhinoplasty surgery. Since I do not see a significant difference in the photos that you posted, please consider re-asking your questions with better...

I suspect you should consider having your TMJ arthroscopy performed at a separate surgery. Once you have healed from your TMJ surgery, otoplasty and lip reduction may be then considered. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Based on your photos, you appear to have a well-formed anti-helix on both sides, and perhaps your conchal bowls are deep causing your ears to protrude, more on your right than your left. Otoplasty surgery with Conchal setback sutures may be considered for allowing your ears to be less visible on...

We can see in your photos that your ears are still prominent on both sides. Please consider getting a copy of your operative report and meeting with a another facial plastic surgeon for a second opinion. Wishing you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

When you remove the stud, if the piercing hole is not unsightly and large, it may be best to leave it alone and consider re-piercing your earlobe in a more favorable position. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

The correction of your split tragus would be very much like the split of somebody’s earlobe. Under local anesthesia, the small split edges would be removed, and then the tragus put back together again. This should easily be accomplished, and any plastic surgeon should be able to handle this. B...