Otoplasty Cluj
Otoplasty corrects protruding ears, auricular asymmetries or shape pavilions, with the aim of achieving more balanced proportions and a discreet, suitable result face The intervention may be suitable for both adults and children in selected cases.
What do we discuss at the consultation?
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The shape of the ears, the degree of prominence, the symmetry and proportions of the face.
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The right technique for ear approximation or cartilage remodeling.
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Anesthesia, scars, bandage, recovery, restraints and final costs.
What is otoplasty?
Otoplasty is the intervention by which the form, position or the proportion ears. Most commonly, the procedure corrects protruding ears, popularly known as flapping ears, but it can also treat asymmetries or changes in the earlobe.
Discreet result, no forced look
Modern otoplasty does not only mean bringing the ears closer to the head. In many cases it is necessary cartilage modeling, restoration of natural folds and correction of the auricular angle, like this so that the ears look natural from the front, profile and back.
Solutions for shape, position and symmetry
Otoplasty can correct protruding ears, asymmetries, lack of natural folds or changes of the auricular lobe.
Perched ears
It is the most common indication. The intervention reduces the angle between the ear and the head, helping auricular pavilions to sit in a more natural and harmonious position.
Auricular asymmetries
Sometimes the ears differ in shape, position or angle. The correction can be made to one or to both ears, depending on the anatomy and the aesthetic objective.
Otoplasty in children
In suitable cases, the intervention can be done after sufficient cartilage development ear The goal is both aesthetic and to reduce emotional discomfort related to appearance ears.
Ear lobe correction
Split lobes, elongated or altered by heavy earrings can be corrected by a intervention smaller, usually under local anesthesia, with simple recovery.
Frequent situations in which patients choose otoplasty
The decision usually comes from the desire to have better proportioned ears and less visible in relation to the rest of the face.
- Ears that sit too far from the head.
- Lack of the natural fold of the auricular cartilage.
- Asymmetry between right and left ear.
- Ears perceived as too large for facial features.
- Lobes cleft, elongated or modified by earrings.
- Discomfort with caught hair, short haircuts or profile photos.
Otoplasty before and after
The gallery illustrates real results and can help you see how a look can be achieved more natural by repositioning and reshaping the ears.
Discreet scars, hidden behind the ear
During the consultation, the angle of the ears, the shape of the cartilage, the symmetry and the aesthetic objective. In most cases, the incisions are placed in the groove behind ears, so that the scars are as little visible as possible after healing.
Bandage, protection and gradual healing
After otoplasty, wearing the elastic headband helps protect the ears and keep them in place the correct position during the healing period. Light activities can be gradually resumed again contact sports are avoided until the doctor's approval.
How much does otoplasty cost?
The cost depends on the complexity of the correction, if it is done on one or both ears and on the type of anesthesia recommended. The prices below are indicative, and the final amount is confirm at consultation.
- Initial consultation £65
- Otoplasty with local anesthesia £1300
- Otoplasty with general anesthesia £1800
Frequently Asked Questions
The most common questions about anesthesia, recovery, bandage, scars and durability the result.
What anesthesia is used for otoplasty?
In adults, otoplasty can often be performed with local anesthesia, depending on the case and patient comfort. In children or in more complex situations, anesthesia may be recommended general.
How long is recovery after otoplasty?
Recovery is gradual. Light activities can usually be resumed within a few days, but contact sports and activities that can hit the ears are avoided for a while longer long, according to the doctor's instructions.
Is it necessary to wear a headband?
Yes. The elastic band helps to protect the ears and maintain the correct position in the healing period. The exact duration of wear is determined according to the evolution postoperative.
Are the results of otoplasty definitive?
In general, the results are stable long-term after healing, because the cartilage is reshaped and fixed in the new position. Adherence to postoperative indications is important to maintain the result.
Do scars remain visible?
Scars are usually hidden behind the ear, in the natural fold. After healing, they they become hardly visible from the front or profile.
Can only the ear lobes be corrected?
Yes. Cleft, widened or elongated lobes can be corrected by a separate intervention, lower, depending on the form and degree of modification.
Do you want to find out which variant suits you?
Schedule a consultation and receive a personalized assessment, clear explanations of the technique, scars, recovery and costs.
