The factor that disrupts the aesthetic concern in the ears is deformity, that is, prominent ears. Some people's ear cartilage is weak, so the folds are not sufficiently formed, causing the ears to bend forward or to the side. This condition is called prominent ear. Protruding ear problem is usually a genetic deformity that runs in the family. Protruding ears become visible in children starting from the age of 6.

Genetic factors are the primary causes of prominent ears. In addition, deformities may occur in the auricle due to incorrect positions or trauma during infancy. However, the reason for most applications for prominent ear aesthetics is genetic transmission. The presence of someone in the family with large or prominent ears is a risk factor for the child.

There are many techniques used for ear aesthetic surgery, but the goal is the same in all of them. Although the techniques used are different, the most important factor affecting success here is the experience of the physician and the degree of ear deformation of the patient. The incision location varies depending on the surgeon's preference. Sometimes the incision is made right behind the ear, sometimes the front of the ear is preferred. It allows the surgical scar to be hidden much more easily in the incision behind the ear. Most patients who apply for prominent ear surgery complain of short ear folds. In other words, the angulation between the ear and the scalp is normal. The "modified kaye" method can be used in these patients. With this method, there are no incision marks on the patient's skin surface, only needle holes are opened. The process takes place through these holes.

After the Protruding Ear operation, a bandage is applied to both ears to put pressure on them. Some pain may be felt on the first day after surgery. After your bandages are removed and removed, our patients are advised to use a band called a tennis band or a hair band to cover their ears. Our patients may experience slight swelling and redness in their ears for 3 to 5 days after the ear aesthetic operation, but this is temporary and will heal completely. Ear aesthetic interventions produce results that satisfy both the patient and the physician, in terms of leaving no scars and speeding up the healing process. Bandage use should continue in the evenings for 4-6 weeks. During these 4-6 weeks, volleyball, wrestling, etc. It is necessary to stay away from sports that may come into contact with the ear and cause damage. As a result of this surgery, you can now expose your ears and easily tie up your hair. And you can continue your social life with confidence without having to worry about anything. Will my ears be opened thanks to the cartilage shaping approach? You can continue your life without worrying, looking in the mirrors whenever you want, and being at peace with yourself.