Ear Surgery

Your ears frame your face, so if you have ears that stick out (also known as protruding ears), you may not feel comfortable or happy with the appearance this projects. Fortunately, otoplasty techniques performed by experienced board certified plastic surgeons can help correct protruding ears, g…

Unfortunately, there is no non-surgical way to correct prominent ears. If you or your child has prominent ears, the only effective solution is otoplasty, also known as prominent ear surgery or ear pinning. And while having prominent ears is not a life-threatening condition, it is certainly one…

For various reasons, individuals may find one or both of their ears to cause embarrassment, discomfort, or self-consciousness. Otoplasty, also known as ear surgery, is a cosmetic procedure that can resize, reshape, or reposition prominent ears or irregular ears. Naturally, as with any cosmet…

Do you have concerns about the shape, size, or position of one or both ears? Has this got you thinking about otoplasty? One of the most common questions we receive from potential otoplasty patients is, “Will I have an otoplasty scar?” And it’s certainly natural to wonder about the potential…

Otoplasty (more commonly known as ear pinning surgery) is a simple procedure that can reposition and/or reshape the ears. If you have ears you’d like to improve the appearance of and are considering plastic surgery, the role of an otoplasty headband in your recovery is crucial. Below, we’ll…

New Jersey Otoplasty, often referred to as ear surgery or ear pinning surgery, is a cosmetic procedure designed to correct and enhance the appearance (and sometimes function) of the ears. It’s an ideal solution for individuals seeking to address prominent ears, protruding ears, ear asymmetry, o…

Dreaming of transforming your appearance through otoplasty? Though the prospect of ear surgery is certainly exciting for many, some patients may find that the concern of financing an elective facial plastic surgery procedure can cast a shadow over their enthusiasm. If this is you, you’re not…