
Otoplasty (ear surgery)
Surgical correction of protruding ears, in children and adults alike, using a discreet technique with a simple recovery.
What is it?

When is it indicated?
Whether one ear or both protrude, the procedure repositions them close to the head in a natural and permanent way.
When the natural fold of the ear has not formed, the surgeon recreates it to restore the ear's usual contour.
Overdeveloped cartilage at the centre of the ear pushes it forward; reducing it allows the ear to be brought closer to the head.
When teasing or embarrassment weighs on self-confidence, particularly at school, a simple correction puts an end to this distress.
If one ear protrudes noticeably more than the other, the procedure restores symmetry for a harmonious result.
Preparation
Procedure
Local anaesthesia with sedation or general anaesthesia (particularly in children)
Incision concealed in the groove behind the ear
Reshaping of the cartilage and recreation of the natural folds
Repositioning of the ear close to the head
Fine sutures and a protective dressing
Return home the same day in most cases
Duration
About 1 hour
Aftercare & Recovery
The result is visible as soon as the first dressing is removed. The headband is then worn at night for a few weeks to protect the ears. The correction is permanent, with scars invisible from the front and a natural appearance.
Risks and side effects
These risks remain rare. Your surgeon will inform you in detail before the procedure.
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