The outer ear is formed from cartilage and fatty tissue, making it easy to manipulate and reconstruct. Ears can be misshapen during childbirth or damaged from torn earrings or trauma. Ear cosmetic surgery can repair damaged ears or restore a balanced appearance to misshapen ears to improve the overall facial appearance and profile.
Dr. Chaudhry is highly respected as a skilled plastic surgeon with an artistic eye for detail. His experience and expertise in aesthetic transformations are valuable when performing intricate ear plastic surgery. Our patients receive natural, beautiful results from their otoplasty, or ear reshaping, procedures, restoring the balance to their facial features.
From detailed ear reshaping to repairing damaged cartilage, Be That Beautiful™ Plastic Surgery is your source in Beverly Hills for cosmetic ear surgery. Dr. Chaudhry and our team personalize every procedure to the patient, ensuring they receive excellent care and results from start to finish. If you are unhappy with your ear appearance, we have the procedures to transform the shape or structure of your ears. Our ear plastic surgery options include:
Ear plastic surgery can be complex, requiring cartilage, tissue or skin grafting. Dr. Chaudhry is an experienced plastic and reconstructive surgeon who offers his extensive skills and expertise to restore form and function to damaged or misshapen ears.
If you are unhappy with the look of your ears, come see us at Be That Beautiful™ Plastic Surgery. Contact our office in Beverly Hills to schedule a cosmetic ear surgery consultation. We can book your appointment with Dr. Chaudhry to discuss your aesthetic goals.
A good candidate for ear surgery is someone who is unhappy with the appearance of their ears—such as having protruding, misshapen, or asymmetrical ears—and desires a more balanced, natural look. Ideal candidates are in good overall health and have realistic expectations about the results. A detailed consultation will help assess your anatomy and aesthetic goals.
Ear surgery typically involves making discreet incisions behind the ears to reshape the cartilage. This technique minimizes visible scarring while effectively correcting issues like prominent ears or asymmetry. Your surgeon will explain the specific approach used for your unique case.
Recovery from ear surgery is usually straightforward. Most patients resume normal activities within one to two weeks, though you may experience some swelling and discomfort during the first few days. Your surgeon will provide detailed post-operative instructions—including any necessary headband support—to ensure a smooth healing process.
As with any surgical procedure, ear surgery carries some risks, such as infection, bleeding, or minor asymmetry. However, by choosing an experienced surgeon and carefully following your post-operative care guidelines, these risks are minimized. Your surgeon will review all potential complications with you before the procedure.
Enhance your profile with our expert ear surgery. Our tailored otoplasty procedure corrects protruding or asymmetrical ears for a more balanced, natural look. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and learn if ear surgery is right for you.
Otoplasty focuses solely on reshaping the external ear cartilage and does not affect the inner ear structures. This means that the procedure is designed to enhance your appearance without compromising your hearing.
Yes, ear surgery is suitable for both children and adults. Many children undergo the procedure when their ear structure is fully developed (typically around age 5 or 6), and adults also choose ear surgery to address long-standing aesthetic concerns. Your surgeon will determine the optimal timing based on your individual situation.
The results from ear surgery are generally long-lasting. While natural aging may bring about minor changes over time, following post-operative care recommendations and attending follow-up appointments will help maintain your improved ear shape and symmetry.
Post-operative care for ear surgery usually involves wearing a supportive headband for a specified period to help maintain the new ear position, managing any discomfort with prescribed medications, and keeping the surgical area clean. Regular follow-up visits are scheduled to monitor your healing progress and address any concerns promptly.
