Ear Surgery
Patient 1
Desire for correction of protruding ears
Correction of protruding ears by cartilage reshaping/setback techniques done on the back of the ears.
Desire for correction of protruding ears
Correction of protruding ears by cartilage reshaping/setback techniques done on the back of the ears.
Patient 2
Desire for correction of protruding ears before starting school.
Setback otoplasties using horizontal mattress sutures on the back of the ear cartilage to create a more visible antihelical fold.
Desire for correction of protruding ears before starting school.
Setback otoplasties using horizontal mattress sutures on the back of the ear cartilage to create a more visible antihelical fold.
Patient 3
Desire for correction of prominent ears.
Correction of prominent ears by a combination of anti helical fold creation sutures as well as concha-mastoid sutures with conchae bowl weakening by cartilage scoring.
Desire for correction of prominent ears.
Correction of prominent ears by a combination of anti helical fold creation sutures as well as concha-mastoid sutures with conchae bowl weakening by cartilage scoring.
Patient 4
Desire for setback of protruding ears which has bothered her for many years.
Setback otoplasties using cartilage reshaping techniques.
Desire for setback of protruding ears which has bothered her for many years.
Setback otoplasties using cartilage reshaping techniques.
Patient 5
Desire for smaller less hanging earlobes.
Earlobe reductions using a wedge excisional technique.
Desire for smaller less hanging earlobes.
Earlobe reductions using a wedge excisional technique.
Patient 6
Desire for less long hanging earlobe shape.
Earlobe reductions using am inferior helical rim excisional technique.
Desire for less long hanging earlobe shape.
Earlobe reductions using am inferior helical rim excisional technique.
Patient 7
Desire for smaller ear height which currently measures at 72mms.
Vertical ear reduction (macrotia) surgery with the creation of a smaller ear (62mms) through upper and lower ear tissue excisions.
Desire for smaller ear height which currently measures at 72mms.
Vertical ear reduction (macrotia) surgery with the creation of a smaller ear (62mms) through upper and lower ear tissue excisions.
Patient 8
Desire for smaller ear height.
Macrotia reduction surgery using a superior scapula flap and inferior earlobe tissue removal techniques.
Desire for smaller ear height.
Macrotia reduction surgery using a superior scapula flap and inferior earlobe tissue removal techniques.
Patient 9
Desire for restoration of more normal ear appearance after partial amputation from a bite injury.
Two stage ear reconstruction using a postauricular flap (first stage) and a flap release and helical rim augmentation with ePTFE tube implants. (second stage)
Desire for restoration of more normal ear appearance after partial amputation from a bite injury.
Two stage ear reconstruction using a postauricular flap (first stage) and a flap release and helical rim augmentation with ePTFE tube implants. (second stage)
Patient 10
Desire for ear reconstruction after total amputation from car accident.
Two stage total ear reconstruction using a rib cartilage framework covered by a temporoparietal fascial flap and skin graft (first stage) followed by a secondary ear shape refinements. (second stage)
Desire for ear reconstruction after total amputation from car accident.
Two stage total ear reconstruction using a rib cartilage framework covered by a temporoparietal fascial flap and skin graft (first stage) followed by a secondary ear shape refinements. (second stage)
Patient 11
Desire for keloid removal from earlobe after ear piercing.
Excisions of large ear keloid with placement of dermal-fat graft for earlobe reconstruction.
Desire for keloid removal from earlobe after ear piercing.
Excisions of large ear keloid with placement of dermal-fat graft for earlobe reconstruction.
Patient 12
Desire for removal of large keloid on back of earlobe.
Excision of large keloid from back of earlobe with full thickness skin graft reconstruction.
Desire for removal of large keloid on back of earlobe.
Excision of large keloid from back of earlobe with full thickness skin graft reconstruction.
Patient 13
Immediate result of gauged earlobe reconstruction with excision large wedge of tissue including the gauged hole.
Immediate result of gauged earlobe reconstruction with excision large wedge of tissue including the gauged hole.
Patient 14
Desire for removal of gauged earlobes and restoration of a more normal earlobe appearance.
Excision of gauged holes and earlobe reconstruction.
Desire for removal of gauged earlobes and restoration of a more normal earlobe appearance.
Excision of gauged holes and earlobe reconstruction.
Patient 15
Desire for reduction of large earlobes.
Earlobe reduction using a wedge excision and flap closure technique.
Desire for reduction of large earlobes.
Earlobe reduction using a wedge excision and flap closure technique.
Patient 16
Congenital near complete microtia in a young child.
Three stage microtia reconstruction using a primary rib cartilage framework.
Congenital near complete microtia in a young child.
Three stage microtia reconstruction using a primary rib cartilage framework.
Patient 17
Desire for correction of overdone setback otoplasty.
Otoplasty reversal with cartilage release and tissue bank rib graft placement in the middle third of the ear.
Desire for correction of overdone setback otoplasty.
Otoplasty reversal with cartilage release and tissue bank rib graft placement in the middle third of the ear.
Patient 18
Desire for earlobe size reduction.
Mal earlobe reductions using an inferior helical rim excisional technique.
Desire for earlobe size reduction.
Mal earlobe reductions using an inferior helical rim excisional technique.
Patient 19
Desire for removal of gauged ears.
Gauged earlobe repairs using hole excision and flap rearrangement technique.
Desire for removal of gauged ears.
Gauged earlobe repairs using hole excision and flap rearrangement technique.
Patient 21
Desire for ear reconstruction after severe burn injury.
Burn ear reconstruction using skin release and postauricular skin grafting after first stage tissue expansion.
Desire for ear reconstruction after severe burn injury.
Burn ear reconstruction using skin release and postauricular skin grafting after first stage tissue expansion.
Patient 22
Desire for more normal appearing ear after severe burn injury.
Rib graft cartilage framework reconstruction to restore the missing upper half of the ear.
Desire for more normal appearing ear after severe burn injury.
Rib graft cartilage framework reconstruction to restore the missing upper half of the ear.
Patient 23
Desire for reduction of prominent ears.
Setback otoplasties performed through postauricular cartilage reshaping techniques.
Desire for reduction of prominent ears.
Setback otoplasties performed through postauricular cartilage reshaping techniques.
Patient 24
Desire for creation of external ear after dog bite avulsion injury.
Patient opted for prosthetic ear reconstruction using osseointegrated implant anchors with magnetic prosthetic external ear.
Desire for creation of external ear after dog bite avulsion injury.
Patient opted for prosthetic ear reconstruction using osseointegrated implant anchors with magnetic prosthetic external ear.
Patient 25
Desire for less prominent appearing ears.
Postauricular view of setback otoplasties and the incision location.
Desire for less prominent appearing ears.
Postauricular view of setback otoplasties and the incision location.
Patient 25
Desire for reduced ear prominence.
Setback otoplasties to decrease the auriculocephalic angle of the ears to the side of the head.
Desire for reduced ear prominence.
Setback otoplasties to decrease the auriculocephalic angle of the ears to the side of the head.
Patient 26
Desire for less prominent ears.
Side view of setback otoplasty result showing the increased antihelical fold of the ear by suture reshaping.
Desire for less prominent ears.
Side view of setback otoplasty result showing the increased antihelical fold of the ear by suture reshaping.
Patient 27
Desire for restoration of ear shape after avulsion injury from horse bite.
Two stage ear reconstruction using postauricular skin flap inset (first stage) followed by second stage release with helical rim creation by a rig graft.
Desire for restoration of ear shape after avulsion injury from horse bite.
Two stage ear reconstruction using postauricular skin flap inset (first stage) followed by second stage release with helical rim creation by a rig graft.
Patient 28
Desire for reduction of prominent ears in a child.
Side view result of setback otoplasty showing the visible definition of the antihelical fold and the posterior relocation of the helical rim using suture techniques.
Desire for reduction of prominent ears in a child.
Side view result of setback otoplasty showing the visible definition of the antihelical fold and the posterior relocation of the helical rim using suture techniques.
Patient 29
Microtia ear reconstruction using a first stage rib graft framework, second stage earlobe flap transposition and throw stage tragus reconstruction.
Microtia ear reconstruction using a first stage rib graft framework, second stage earlobe flap transposition and throw stage tragus reconstruction.
Patient 30
Desire for reduction of prominent ears.
Setback otoplasty result.
Desire for reduction of prominent ears.
Setback otoplasty result.
Patient 31
Congenital vascular malformation of ear that was never fully treated.
Excision of vascular malformation of ear with skin graft reconstruction.
Congenital vascular malformation of ear that was never fully treated.
Excision of vascular malformation of ear with skin graft reconstruction.
Patient 32
Congenital microtia ear deformity.
Microtia ear reconstruction using a first stage rib graft cartilage framework followed by earlobe transpositions, postauricular release and tragus skin grafting.
Congenital microtia ear deformity.
Microtia ear reconstruction using a first stage rib graft cartilage framework followed by earlobe transpositions, postauricular release and tragus skin grafting.
Patient 33
Desire for smaller ear from top to bottom.
Macrotia ear reduction using a superior scapula flap reduction and inferior helical rim reduction.
Desire for smaller ear from top to bottom.
Macrotia ear reduction using a superior scapula flap reduction and inferior helical rim reduction.
Patient 35
Desire for partial reversal of prior setback otoplasty.
Partial otoplasty reversal using a combination of a release and placement of interpostional cadaveric rib graft through postauricular incisions
Desire for partial reversal of prior setback otoplasty.
Partial otoplasty reversal using a combination of a release and placement of interpostional cadaveric rib graft through postauricular incisions
Patient 36
Desire for less prominent ear appearance.
Bilateral setback otoplasties using postauricular cartilage reshaping techniques with permanent sutures.
Desire for less prominent ear appearance.
Bilateral setback otoplasties using postauricular cartilage reshaping techniques with permanent sutures.
Patient 37
Congenital Spock(Stahl's) ear deformity in which the top of the ear is pointy.
Spock (Stahl's) ear correction using cartilage releases and cartilage graft for upper ear reshaping.
Congenital Spock(Stahl's) ear deformity in which the top of the ear is pointy.
Spock (Stahl's) ear correction using cartilage releases and cartilage graft for upper ear reshaping.
Patient 38
Desire for smaller and younger looking earlobes.
Earlobe rejuvenation done by wedge excision of earlobe through existing wrinkle lines.
Desire for smaller and younger looking earlobes.
Earlobe rejuvenation done by wedge excision of earlobe through existing wrinkle lines.
Patient 39
Desire for larger earlobes.
Earlobe enlargement done by fat injections.
Desire for larger earlobes.
Earlobe enlargement done by fat injections.
Patient 40
Desire for less prominent ears.
Setback otoplasty dine under local anesthesia with immediate result.
Desire for less prominent ears.
Setback otoplasty dine under local anesthesia with immediate result.
Patient 42
Desire for less prominent ears.
Setback otoplasty using horizontal mattress sutures for the cartilage to gently pull back the ears to a better position on the side of the head.
Desire for less prominent ears.
Setback otoplasty using horizontal mattress sutures for the cartilage to gently pull back the ears to a better position on the side of the head.
Patient 42
Desire for reduction of large protruding ears in a young child.
Setback otoplasties using postauricular cartilage shaping sutures.
Desire for reduction of large protruding ears in a young child.
Setback otoplasties using postauricular cartilage shaping sutures.
Patient 44
Desire for reduction of overall size of the ear.
Macrotia ear reduction using a scapha flap and inferior helical rim reduction techniques for vertically shorter ears.
Desire for reduction of overall size of the ear.
Macrotia ear reduction using a scapha flap and inferior helical rim reduction techniques for vertically shorter ears.
Patient 45
Desire for more feminine earlobe appearance.
Earlobe feminization by surgical reshaping.
Desire for more feminine earlobe appearance.
Earlobe feminization by surgical reshaping.
Patient 46
Congenital microtia ear deformity in mode aged adult that was never reconstructed as a child.
Adult microtia reconstruction using a Medpor framework and temporoparietal fascial (TFL) flap.
Congenital microtia ear deformity in mode aged adult that was never reconstructed as a child.
Adult microtia reconstruction using a Medpor framework and temporoparietal fascial (TFL) flap.
Patient 47
Desire for smaller ears.
Macrotia reduction surgery using superior scapula flap and earlobe reduction techniques.
Desire for smaller ears.
Macrotia reduction surgery using superior scapula flap and earlobe reduction techniques.
Patient 48
Desire for correction of prominent ears.
Correction of prominent ears by postauricular suture cartilage reshaping techniques.
Desire for correction of prominent ears.
Correction of prominent ears by postauricular suture cartilage reshaping techniques.
Patient 49
Desire for smaller ears from a vertical height standpoint.
Macrotia ear reduction with a superior scapula flap and inferior helical rim earlobe reductions.
Desire for smaller ears from a vertical height standpoint.
Macrotia ear reduction with a superior scapula flap and inferior helical rim earlobe reductions.
Patient 50
Elongated pixie earlobe deformities after prior facelift. Desire for shorter reshaped earlobes along with a secondary neck-jowl tuck.
Correction of long earlobes done concurrently with facelift surgery.
Elongated pixie earlobe deformities after prior facelift. Desire for shorter reshaped earlobes along with a secondary neck-jowl tuck.
Correction of long earlobes done concurrently with facelift surgery.
Patient 51
Desire for smaller earlobes with less drooping.
Inferior helical rim earlobe reductions
Desire for smaller earlobes with less drooping.
Inferior helical rim earlobe reductions
Patient 52
Desire for vertically shorter upper ear.
Upper vertical ear reduction with superior scaphal flap reduction
Desire for vertically shorter upper ear.
Upper vertical ear reduction with superior scaphal flap reduction
Patient 53
Congenital incomplete microtia ear deformity.
Microtia ear reconstruction with multiple rib cartilages and earlobe transposition.
Congenital incomplete microtia ear deformity.
Microtia ear reconstruction with multiple rib cartilages and earlobe transposition.
Patient 54
Torn gauged ear
Reconstruction of turn gauged ear.
Patient 55
Desire for reduction of protruding ears.
Setback otoplasty in an adult with incisions on the backside of the ears.
Desire for reduction of protruding ears.
Setback otoplasty in an adult with incisions on the backside of the ears.
Patient 55
Desire for less protruding ears.
Setback otoplasty with suture reshaping of ear cartilages.
Desire for less protruding ears.
Setback otoplasty with suture reshaping of ear cartilages.
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