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Otoplasty, also known as ear pinning surgery, is a cosmetic procedure designed to change the shape, position, or proportion of the ears. It can help make prominent ears less noticeable or address certain concerns with ear shape, creating a look that feels more balanced with your other facial features.
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How does it work?
Otoplasty involves reshaping or repositioning the cartilage of the ears to achieve the desired appearance. Depending on your anatomy and goals, the surgeon may adjust the cartilage, bring prominent ears closer to the head, or correct selected irregularities in shape.
The technique depends on the concern being addressed. Your surgeon will assess your ears, explain the available options, and discuss what can realistically be achieved.
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What Can Otoplasty Help Improve?
It’s all about the details.
Depending on your needs, otoplasty may help address:
- Prominent ears: Reduce how far the ears project from the head.
- Ear shape: Reshape selected cartilage features for a more balanced appearance.
- Asymmetry: Improve differences in the position or shape of the ears.
- Ear proportions: Refine certain features in relation to the face.
Every ear is different, and perfect symmetry isn’t guaranteed. The aim is a result that suits your individual anatomy and goals.
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Otoplasty is a personal decision. Some people choose it to address a feature they’ve always wanted to change, while others simply want their ears to sit differently in relation to their face.
There is no single ideal ear shape. A consultation is an opportunity to discuss what matters to you, understand the procedure, and decide whether surgery feels right for your needs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
Otoplasty may be suitable for people who want to address prominent ears or certain concerns with ear shape. It can be performed in adults and, in appropriate cases, children whose ears have developed sufficiently. Suitability depends on health, anatomy, and individual circumstances and must be assessed by a qualified surgeon.
Incisions are commonly placed behind the ears or within natural creases, helping make scars less noticeable. However, scars are an expected part of surgery, and their appearance varies depending on healing and the technique used.
Recovery varies from person to person. Swelling, bruising, and tenderness are common initially, and a protective dressing or headband may be recommended. Your surgeon will explain when you can return to normal activities and how to protect your ears while they heal.
Otoplasty is intended to create long-lasting changes to ear shape or position. However, healing varies, and some changes may occur over time. Your surgeon will discuss the expected outcome, limitations, and potential risks before surgery.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before your surgery:
- Discuss your goals, medical history, medications, and any previous ear procedures with your surgeon.
- Follow all instructions regarding medications, smoking, and preoperative preparation.
- Ask about the planned technique, incision placement, scarring, and possible complications.
- Arrange transport home and any support you may need during the initial recovery period.
After your surgery:
- Follow instructions for wound care and any dressings or protective headbands.
- Avoid pressure, rubbing, or sleeping directly on your ears while healing.
- Pause strenuous exercise and activities that could injure the ears until your surgeon clears you.
- Attend follow-up appointments to monitor your recovery.
- Contact your medical team if you notice increasing pain, fever, unusual discharge, or worsening redness.
Give your ears time to heal. The final appearance may take time to settle as swelling subsides.
