Should I get one or both of my ears operated on? (Photo)

It would be a good idea to return to your surgeon to discuss your concerns. Corrective surgery can be performed to achieve a more satisfying result.

Since these red spots appeared on your ear, 1.5 years after Otoplasty surgery, it could just be a permanent suture that has come to the surface. This should be an easy fix, in the office. Please meet with a reputable facial plastic surgeon near to you so you could have this taken care of. I hope...

That said, there is a bit of relaxation of somebody's otoplasty results, between 2 to 4 mm, during the first year of healing. If there is a significant amount of asymmetry between your right ear and your left ear, you may consider re-asking your question with both ears in the photograph. I hope...

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...