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Lumpy and deformed ear
Question asked: - 29. 08. 2024
My son has a clamped right eardrum which is also deformed, irregularly shaped and larger than the left. I am familiar with the fact that clumsiness can be surgically corrected, but I am wondering if the irregular shape of both ears can be corrected as well?
Head and face
dr Marko Maric
Answered: - 29. 08. 2024
Yes, clamping and deformities in the šsšsšs can be successfully corrected surgically, and the results are usually very satisfactory. In your case , if both ears are irregularly shaped, surgery may include correction of both the clumsiness and the irregular shape of both ears, in order to achieve a symmetrical and natural appearance.
Corrective ear surgery, known as otoplasty, involves modifying the cartilage of the ear to shape it into the desired shape and size. In the event that both ears are deformed, the operation may include the correction of their size, position, and shape.
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Question asked: - 29. 08. 2024
My son has a clamped right eardrum which is also deformed, irregularly shaped and larger than the left. I am familiar with the fact that clumsiness can be surgically corrected, but I am wondering if the irregular shape of both ears can be corrected as well?
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Answered: - 29. 08. 2024
Yes, clamping and deformities in the šsšsšs can be successfully corrected surgically, and the results are usually very satisfactory. In your case , if both ears are irregularly shaped, surgery may include correction of both the clumsiness and the irregular shape of both ears, in order to achieve a symmetrical and natural appearance.
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I am 28 years old and I am thinking about cosmetic nose surgery (rhinoplasty). What are the results of this operation, how long will I have to spend in the hospital, what is the postoperative course and when can I expect to return to work?
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I broke my nose as a child, which is now crooked and makes it difficult for me to breathe on the right side. I am 25 years old and I am thinking about surgery. Is the surgery painful? Can you tell me more about the postoperative course and how long I will have to stay in the hospital?
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