Pictures bilateral otoplasty ear surgery in a male patient
Otoplasty Sculpture: Both ears conchal bowl setback, cartilage scoring, Mustarde setback, and lobule setback.
27 year old male
Surgery location: Hospital Operating Room
Anesthesia: Local with sedation
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Early after surgery pictures show the surgical sculpture, minimal swelling. For this patient's ears, there were many factors causing the protrusion. The conchal bowls protruded and the anthelical fold was just not adequate. After adjusting these two factors, the ear lobes had to be balanced closer to the head. Correction of each factor is necessary for a pleasing result. Left Photograph: Before Otoplasty |
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Right Photo: 8 days after ear surgery |
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Notice the differences in the otoplasty before after surgery. Balance has been restored among the elements of the ear with a gentle curve of the antihelix. Photograph: Before Otoplasty |
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Photo: 8 days after ear surgery |
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Before otoplasty the weak anthelix fold and deep concha bowl combined to create severe protrusion of the ears. Blending various otoplasty ear sculpture techniques balanced the ear elements. Photograph: Before Otoplasty |
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Photo: 8 days after ear surgery |
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When the head is tilted back, the problem and quality of the otoplasty become apparent. Photograph: Before Otoplasty |
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Photo: 8 days after ear surgery |
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The incisions are hidden behind the ear and under the upper rim. Photograph: Before Otoplasty |
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Photo: 8 days after ear surgery |
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