| Ear
Surgery

Ear surgery, or otoplasty, is usually done to set prominent ears back closer to the head or to reduce the size of large ears. This is often performed on children after the age of
four. However, many adults opt to have ear surgery to rectify life-long concerns and improve self-image.
In most cases, ear surgery will leave a faint scar in the back of the ear that will fade with time. Even when only one ear appears to protrude, surgery is usually performed on both ears for a better balance.
Stitches are usually removed, or will dissolve, in about a week.
Any activity in which the ear might be bent should be avoided for a month or so. Most adults can go back to work about five days after surgery. Children can go back to school after seven days or so, if they're careful about playground activity.
Most patients, young and old alike, are thrilled with the results of ear surgery. Though no surgery can predict perfect symmetry, when you have discussed the procedure and your expectations with
Dr. Aziz
before the operation, chances are, you'll be quite pleased with the result.
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"The
entire staff is beyond exceptional. I have completed my second
procedure, and will never go anywhere else. I plan to now start skin
care through Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery. I have recommended A & PS
and Dr Aziz to all my friends. You have all truly changed my life!!!
Thank You!"
Sheila-April 2007 (Mansfield Ohio)
"Dr
Aziz
was
wonderful through the whole process. My first consultation, he sat
with me and discussed my options for an entire hour. He always made
me feel like his first priority. I would recommend him to anyone."
Teniele (Columbus, OH) |
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