Patients who benefit from ear surgery include those who may have:

Ear surgery usually is usually recommended for youngsters as they close to total ear development at age 5 or six. Correction of the ears before the kid coming into faculty helps eliminate potential psychological trauma from the teasing of classmates. Adults may have their ears reshaped. As long as you're in physiological condition, there's no higher regulation for this surgery.

During the initial consultation, you may be asked to look in a mirror and point out exactly what you would like to see improved. This will help your plastic surgeon to understand your expectations and determine whether they can realistically be achieved.

You should come to the consultation prepared to discuss your medical history including previous surgeries, past and present medical conditions and current medications. It is important for you to provide complete information. High blood pressure, thyroid problems, diabetes, etc. should be reviewed as these medical conditions may increase some risks associated with ear surgery. Your plastic surgeon will want to know if you have allergies.