Male Images from side - one side revision otoplasty ear surgery.
Otoplasty Sculpture: Left ear Release Over Bent Antihelix.
29 year old male from California was unhappy with his left ear after otoplasty surgery by another surgeon. The patient complained that his left ear was over folded and bent. The back of the helix rim was too close to his head and did not show from the front on both sides. It "looks like I have two different ears." He styled his hair to cover the problem. Dr. Bermant was the third plastic surgeon seen by this patient for this problem.
Location Surgery: Bermant Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery Center
Anesthesia: Local with sedation
To learn more about this repair of the contracted antihelix otoplasty deformity, please start here.
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Image Before Otoplasty to Revise Deformed Antihelix Image Only 8 Days After Revision Ear Surgery |
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Oblique Image of other side after the other doctor's operation. This side was not operated by Dr. Bermant. His goal was to make the deformed ear as close as possible to this side. Compare this image to those of the left side above. |
At 6 days after surgery, these typical results are very early yet show minimal bruising and swelling of Dr. Bermant's otoplasty operation..
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Lateral Image of right ear left alone by Dr. Bermant after other surgeon's otoplasty. Compare this angle to the images below before and after surgery to fix the contracted antihelix. Below, the sharp edges of the antihelix look unnatural compared to the smooth after surgery results. |
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Image Before Otoplasty to Revise Deformed Antihelix Image Only 8 Days After Revision Ear Surgery |
Continue learning about this patient's problem and the revision of the over bent ear.
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Revision OtoplastyCosmetic Ear Surgery |
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