Otoplasty, or ear surgery, can correct a wide range of ear size, shape, and position concerns. Ear surgery in Seattle can improve an individual’s appearance and build self-esteem. Whether seeking an ear pinning or reshaping procedure, ear surgery is tailored for each unique need and ensures a natural outcome. Reach out to our team to learn more about your facial plastic surgery options.
Otoplasty, also known as ear surgery, is a cosmetic procedure that can enhance the shape, size, or position of your ears to create a more balanced-looking appearance.
Makes your ears look more balanced and proportionate to your head.
Creates a more natural-looking ear placement and appearance.
Improves the shape, size, or appearance of the ears.
Can help boost self-confidence.
Results are usually permanent.
Ear surgery is a good option for individuals in Seattle who feel self-conscious about the appearance of their ears or need correction for functional purposes. The ideal candidates for ear surgery include:
A consultation with an experienced provider will determine whether otoplasty is the proper course for either you or your child.
Dr. Min has more than 20 years of experience as an expert in plastic & reconstructive surgery, including ear surgery procedures. He truly cares about helping others and uses his natural talent for performing intricate, detailed surgeries to make a difference in the lives of his patients. He is dedicated to providing the natural-looking results that are the perfect blend of beauty and balance, so you age gracefully without looking overdone. He has been named a Seattle Magazine Top Doctor for several years.
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The process begins with an initial consultation where your provider discusses your goals, evaluates your ears, and creates a personalized treatment plan.
The surgery generally involves local or general anesthesia, depending on the extent of the procedure and the surgeon’s preference. Small incisions are made behind the ear to access and reshape the cartilage. After making the necessary adjustments, the surgeon carefully closes the incisions to minimize scarring. The ear surgery procedure generally takes one to two hours, and most Seattle patients can go home the same day.
Recovery from ear surgery is comparatively easy. Most people may experience slight swelling or discomfort, which can be alleviated with medication and following post-surgical instructions.
Some important points to remember during recovery:
Most patients see an immediate improvement, with the final result taking several weeks to become fully apparent as swelling completely subsides. The results can be incredibly long-lasting, providing a lifetime of improved confidence and satisfaction.
Ready to explore your options for ear surgery in Seattle? Whether you are looking to make an aesthetic improvement or seeking to correct a functional issue, our talented team is ready to help you reach your goals. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward boosting your confidence and enjoying beautifully balanced ears. Let us help you transform your look and feel your best.
Yes. You may be left with small scars after ear surgery and will depend on the correction needed, but most will be hidden behind the ears where they are less noticeable.
Some discomfort from swelling, soreness, aching, and throbbing is normal during the first few days after surgery. Most patients find that over-the-counter medications can manage their discomfort very well.
Yes. Otoplasty can correct stretched, torn, or damaged earlobes caused by heavy earrings, gauges, or injuries.
No. Doctors recommend that you do not sleep on your side for two weeks or more, depending on the extent of your surgery. Putting pressure on your repaired ears will increase swelling and affect your results. Sleep on your back with support pillows around you to prevent rolling or sleep in a recliner.
Yes. You can experience some small movement of the ears after otoplasty as they begin to heal and settle into their new shape, but a full return to their original position is rare. Following the aftercare instructions from your surgeon can help preserve your results.
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