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Ear Aesthetıcs

Ear Aesthetics

Ear aesthetics, also known as otoplasty, is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting the shape, size, or position of a person’s ears. Ear aesthetics is commonly performed to correct congenital ear deformities or deformities resulting from trauma or injury.

 

One of the most common reasons for ear aesthetics is to correct “protruding ears.” Protruding ears refer to ears that stick out more than normal. This can affect a person’s self-confidence and often leads to psychosocial issues, especially in childhood, due to bullying.

The ear aesthetics procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia and can take around 1 to 2 hours. During the surgery, the shape and position of the ear cartilage can be altered. Surgical incisions are usually made behind the ear or in the natural folds of the ear’s surface to minimize the visibility of scars.

The recovery process after ear aesthetics is generally quick. There may be mild pain, swelling, and bruising that can last for a few days following the surgery. It is important to wear a bandage or headband to protect the ears during the healing process. The scars typically improve over time and often become invisible.

Ear aesthetics can help many individuals enhance their self-confidence. However, like any surgical procedure, ear aesthetics carries some risks. These risks include infection, bleeding, anesthesia reactions, and, rarely, undesired outcomes. Therefore, individuals considering ear aesthetics should consult with a plastic surgeon for a comprehensive consultation and fully understand the benefits and risks of the procedure.