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Otoplasty Before and After Photos

Otoplasty surgery, also known as Pinnaplasty surgery or ear pinning surgery is a cosmetic surgery procedure to reshape the ears.  

The procedure is commonly performed on patients who are unhappy with the appearance of their ears, usually because the ears stick out too far from your head, Mesotherapy – Light Eyes the ears are large in proportion to the head or because you may have had previous surgery and are unhappy with the results. 

Traditionally ear reshaping surgery was performed during childhood due to the cartilage being softer and easier to mould compared to older ears however, our surgeons are very experienced and skilled in carrying out successful ear reshaping procedures on patients of all ages.  

When it comes to choosing a surgeon to carry out your otoplasty procedure, we recommend picking a surgeon who is specialises in ear surgery and always ask to see before and after photos of their results. 

This patient was unhappy with the appearance of her ears, in particular the left ear which she felt stuck out more than the right ear. After a consultation with Mr Mark Lloyd, he explained that the reason for the prominent ear was down to the lack of the fold of the ear (anti-helical fold). He explained that surgery would only be required to correct the left ear to try and bring it more in proportion to the right ear.  

An otoplasty procedure was performed under local anaesthetic, after photos were taken 4 months later.  













This patient had always been conscious about his ears, particularly about how much they stuck out from the back. The patient came to see Mr Mark Lloyd to discuss otoplasty surgery, Mr Lloyd confirmed that the prominence of the ears were down to the conchal bowl (the cup shaped piece of the ear in the middle) of the ear being excessive. An otoplasty procedure on both ears would be required with a small piece of cartilage being removed from the conchal bowl on each side. 

An otoplasty procedure was performed under local anaesthetic, after photos were taken 5 weeks later.  













This patient was unhappy with the appearance of her ears.