Otoplasty

Otoplasty, commonly referred to as ear surgery or ear pinning, is a cosmetic surgical procedure aimed at altering the size, shape, or position of the ears. It's often sought by individuals who are dissatisfied with the appearance of their ears due to protrusion, asymmetry, or other aesthetic concerns.
During an otoplasty procedure, the surgeon makes incisions behind the ears to access the cartilage. Depending on the specific goals of the surgery, the surgeon may reshape the cartilage, remove excess skin and tissue, or reposition the ears closer to the head to create a more natural and balanced appearance. Sutures are then used to close the incisions and secure the newly shaped ears in place.