Otoplasty Sydney

About the treatment

Ear correction surgery or otoplasty is usually done on patients who have prominent ears and wish to have them moved closer to the head. Otoplasty can also be done to reduce the size of large ears.

A skillfully performed otoplasty can have immediate and dramatic results for those people who have ears that stick—out or a range of other deformities.

Results

Otoplasty or Pinnaplasty aims to correct prominent or protruding ears, defects and deformities of the ear. Otoplasty procedures can be performed at any age. However, they should only be done when the cartilage has stabilised or the ear is fully grown—generally, between 5 and 10 years of age. 

The procedure aims to create optimal alignment for the ear positioning, so they neither protrude nor appear excessively pinned back. 

What to expect from Otoplasty

There is a bandage to be worn for the first 10 days post-surgery. You will then require a headband worn only at night for a further 6 weeks.

  • Procedure time: 1 – 1.5 hours
  • Downtime required: 7 – 10 days

Disclaimer: All surgical procedures are performed by Specialist Plastic Surgeons, Dr Steven Liew (FRACS) and Dr Ania Smialkowski (FRACS). No before and after image is guaranteed to be the same. Individual results and recovery times may vary. All procedures carry inherent risk. Please contact Shape Clinic on 02 8356 2888 to discuss this with your practitioner before proceeding with treatment. Written and verbal consent for the use of images on our page has been given by all patients photographed. ⁠

Who is a candidate for Otoplasty surgery?

Otoplasty is for people with prominent or protruding ears. Those with defects or deformities in the shape or size of their ears. 

Like to know more about your treatment options? 

Email us at concierge@shapeclinic.com.au or contact us on (02) 8356 2888 to book your consultation.

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