(Otoplasty)
Ear Setback
Are your ears causing you to feel self-conscious? Our board-certified plastic surgeons can apply their artistic skills to perform an ear setback, creating a more pleasing aesthetic appearance and a beautiful, natural result.
What is an ear setback (Otoplasty)?
the ears to appear misshapen or more pronounced.
Ear setback, or otoplasty, creates symmetry and proportion to the ears. Our skilled
surgeons can perform ear surgery to correct various issues in the ears, including the
size, shape, or position of the ears. Incisions are typically created on the back or folds of
the ears, making them easily hidden.
Our highly skilled plastic surgeons will design a personalized plan to help you achieve your aesthetic goals.
- Better proportion and symmetry
- Improved self-confidence
- Long-lasting results
- Well-hidden scars
- Beautiful, natural results
Patient experience | (Otoplasty) Ear Setback
I love the results!
Everything was better than expected. The day of surgery was splendid. Everyone made me feel comfortable and secure. Honest, clear, careful and I love the results.
Surgeons who perform this procedure
Dr. Megan Dreveskracht
Dr. Alexander Gougoutas
Dr. Tommy Liu
Dr. Meghan Nadeau
Dr. Keith Paige
FAQs
How is ear setback usually performed?
−There are several different approaches to ear setback depending on one’s specific anatomy. Incisions are typically behind the ear and situated out of sight in the ear crease. Depending on the operation being performed, sutures may be used to pull back the ears. In more significant cases, small amounts of cartilage may be removed or re-shaped.
What are the risks of otoplasty?
+What results can I expect after ear setback?
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