OTOPLASTY (External Ear Surgery)

Otoplasty is a corrective plastic surgery procedure designed to improve the shape, size, position, or proportion of the external ear

Prominent/Protruding Ear Correction

Prominent ears can be corrected through otoplasty by reshaping the ear cartilage and, when required, repositioning the ear closer to the head. The procedure may involve techniques such as cartilage reshaping, suturing, or controlled cartilage modification.

Earlobe Repair

Earlobe repair can correct torn, split, stretched, elongated, or deformed earlobes, commonly resulting from earrings, trauma, or intentional stretching. Damaged tissue is carefully removed and the earlobe is reconstructed to restore its shape and contour. Once healed, the ear may be suitable for re-piercing after an appropriate interval.

Preauricular Skin Tag Removal

Preauricular skin tags, also known as accessory auricles, are small congenital skin or tissue projections located near the front of the ear. They can be removed through a minor surgical procedure with a discreet, well-positioned scar.

External ear procedures are generally individualized after clinical assessment, taking into consideration the ear’s cartilage framework, facial proportions, skin quality, and the patient’s aesthetic or functional concern