#ear plastic surgeries

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The 5 most famous ear plastic surgeries

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In this hypothetical, the prosthetics are detachable, able to easily be modified or repaired, even customized for visual or fucntional preferences.

Getting them is about as safe as any other major surgery; certain amount of risk, yadda yadda. There's more details that would sway an answer, if this were something currently going on -- like the cost, can you sub out these prosthetics if they ever halt production, do you need medication to retain them, blah blah-- but, here? This is wish fulfillment. If you have something that hurts, or you wish you could just fix or swap out, you get to have it, just this once.

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A thing I pre-ordered months ago has shipped!

What's the thing?

Keepsake Quilting, and several other quilt companies/stores, put a sort of gift box together with fabric, notions, patterns, and gift cards in them. You don't know what you're getting, making it a surprise. I have never purchased one because they're expensive. This was 50% upfront, 50% when shipped, for a total of $150. Considering how much is in it, and what reviews were left the last several years, it's a steal. Plus, I wanna treat myself after having such a stressful and unpleasant year.

My mom and one of aunts have ordered such boxes in the past, but according to my mom, they're disappointing because she has so many of the things in the package, or no use for many of them. Rulers (some of which cost $30), needles, rotary cutters and extra blades (blades can be $10/each, new cutters up to $50), fabric marking tools (chalk pencils, disappearing ink, etc), precut fabric collections (jelly rolls can be $80, fat quarter collections up to $100 depending on number of FQs), and yardage ($12.99-$21.99/yard). She's been disappointed by "ugly" fabric too many times.

I, on the other hand, have significantly fewer tools. I make things for people to buy, and some folks love fabric I cannot stand (like x-mas and patriotic prints). There have been fabrics I consider well and truly hideous, and those I list in my shop or sell to people here. One person's trash is another's treasure, right? I've met people who think pastels are ugliest things to have ever existed. I think baby pink and green military camouflage look fantastic together, as well as turquoise and light hemp brown or terracotta and peacock blue. My mom finds them hideous. I think pink and any shade of brown look terrible together, or red and khaki (likely from working at Target and seeing is everywhere). Again, personal taste.

If any of you ever fancy treating me to one of these random collections of fabric and/or notions, feel free to do so. They're the sort of surprise I enjoy (that and people purchasing my work, especially from my shop). Sure, there are things that may he of no use to me, but others can use them. Nothing goes to waste.

This package will be arriving on November 18th, and has me giggling with excitement!

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i wonder if there's someone out there who actually incorporated rendog's ears' origin into their hcs

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just saw a plastic surgery post for "earlobe rejuvenation"

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oh wait the weirdest thing this morning was. okay the exam was at 8 but we had to be there 30 minutes early, I got there at 7:15 or whatever and checked in and the guy told me to go down the hallway and wait with the others. so we’re sitting there talking for a while until we hear what sounds like shouting echoing down the hallway like someone’s calling and we’re all looking at each other like ????? and eventually I walk back to the desk and he’s there like “I”M HOLDING THE ELEVATORS!!! COME HERE!!!” and we’re all like ‘oh shit’ so we all grab our stuff and hastily run on over. like??? he didn’t give us any other instruction upon coming in, how were we supposed to know? who just opens an elevator and assumes we’ll know to come down? who just shouts down a hallway?? dude??

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Ear Reconstruction with Rib Cartilage: The Best Approach to Correcting Ear Deformities

While most people are born with healthy and fully functional ears, some are unfortunate enough to have ear deformities caused by an accident or trauma. Rib cartilage reconstruction is the surgical approach that is thought to be used in cases where patients have protruding ears, ear deformities, congenital defects, or unsuccessful prior otoplasty surgeries. The ear plastic surgery cost varies for each individual depending on factor like the type of technique used, doctor’s qualification, location of the clinic, surgery to be done on one or both ears, etc. However, the amount of joy and self-assurance the procedure brings is priceless.

Let us first learn about ear deformities and the treatment options in detail.

Ways to Diagnose Congenital Ear Deformities

Genetic analysis

Hearing and language screenings.

Physical examination.

Imaging modalities-CT scan and MRI of the temporal bone.

A systemic examination of renal, ophthalmic, gastrointestinal, and cardiac anomalies.

Rib Cartilage Technique for Ear Reconstruction

Stage 1: In the first stage, a skin pocket is created at the site of the ear by reshaping the tissue and thinning the skin to impersonate the ear skin. The patients are always advised to stay in the hospital for around 3 days in the first stage.

Stage 2: The second stage of surgery is performed in order to make it look like a normal ear, sticking out from the head and needing to be put into its proper position. Therefore, the patients are always advised to stay in the hospital for around 2-3 days in the second stage.

Important Advice:

For some individuals, children having ears can lead to feelings of self consciousness or discomfort. This surgery can help many children lead a normal life. However, choosing a well qualified surgeon is really important for the success of the surgery. People often prioritize their comfort over the best surgeon and only look according to “otoplasty surgery near me” But this should not at all be the approach. An individual should always prioritize finding a highly qualified surgeon. One such surgeon is Dr. Parag Telang. He is one of the most renowned ear surgeons who has successfully performed more than 500 ear reconstructive surgeries.

To learn more about ear surgery, visit The Micrtoia Trust today.

Original Source:- https://665db0cf670c9.site123.me/blog/ear-reconstruction-with-rib-cartilage-the-best-approach-to-correcting-ear-deformities

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Ear Shaping Surgery

In the Fort Lauderdale and Miami regions, a plethora of ear shaping procedures cater to individuals of all ages, addressing various deformities. The choice of procedure hinges on the specific nature of the deformity at hand. Typically, surgeons commence by reshaping the underlying cartilage, followed by repositioning the skin to achieve optimal results. However, more complex deformities, such as partial or complete ear loss due to congenital anomalies, trauma, or tumor removal, necessitate more extensive interventions, sometimes spanning multiple surgeries. For a comprehensive understanding of these procedures by industry experts, we encourage you to click the link below.

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Researchers produce grafts that replicate the human ear - Technology Org

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/researchers-produce-grafts-that-replicate-the-human-ear-technology-org/

Researchers produce grafts that replicate the human ear - Technology Org

Using state-of-the-art tissue engineering techniques and a 3D printer, researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine and Cornell Engineering have assembled a replica of an adult human ear that looks and feels natural. 

Pictured is the intricate, left-ear plastic scaffold (anterior view at left, posterior view at right) that was created on a 3D printer, based on data from a person’s ear. Image credit: Spector Lab/Provided

The study, published in Acta Biomaterialia, promises grafts with well-defined anatomy and the correct biomechanical properties for people born with congenital malformations or who lose an ear later in life.

“Ear reconstruction requires multiple surgeries and an incredible amount of artistry and finesse,” said senior author Dr. Jason Spector ’91, chief of the Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center and a professor of surgery (plastic surgery) at Weill Cornell Medicine. “This new technology may eventually provide an option that feels real for thousands needing surgery to correct outer-ear deformities.” 

Spector worked on this project with long-time collaborator Larry Bonassar, the Daljit S. and Elaine Sarkaria Professor in Biomedical Engineering in the Meinig School of Biomedical Engineering, at Cornell Engineering. 

Many surgeons build a replacement ear using cartilage removed from a child’s ribs, an operation that can be painful and scarring. And though the resulting graft can be crafted to resemble the recipient’s other ear, it generally does not have the same flexibility. 

One way to produce a more natural replacement ear is to enlist the aid of chondrocytes, the cells that build cartilage. In earlier studies, Spector and his colleagues used animal-derived chondrocytes to seed a collagen scaffold, a key cartilage component. Though these grafts developed successfully at first, over time, the well-defined topography of the ear—its familiar ridges, curves, and whorls—was lost. 

“Because the cells tug on the woven matrix of proteins as they labor, the ear contracted and shrank by half,” Spector said. 

To address this problem in this study, Spector and his team used sterilized animal-derived cartilage treated to remove anything that could trigger immune rejection. This was loaded into intricate, ear-shaped plastic scaffolds that were created on a 3D printer, based on data from a person’s ear. The small pieces of cartilage act as internal reinforcements to induce new tissue formation within the scaffold. Much like rebar, it strengthens the graft and prevents contraction. 

Over the next three to six months, the structure developed into cartilage-containing tissue that closely replicated the ear’s anatomical features, including the helical rim, the “anti-helix” rim inside the rim, and the central, conchal bowl. 

“That’s something that we had not achieved before,” Spector said. 

Spector and Bonassar conducted biomechanical studies to test the feel of the ear. This confirmed that the replicas had flexibility and elasticity similar to human ear cartilage. However, the engineered material was not as strong as natural cartilage and could tear. 

To remedy this issue, Spector plans to add chondrocytes to the mix, ideally ones derived from a small piece of cartilage removed from the recipient’s other ear. Those cells would lay down the elastic proteins that make ear cartilage so robust, producing a graft that would be biomechanically much more similar to the native ear, he said.  

Source: Cornell University

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Otoplasty is a category of Cosmetic Ear Surgery that includes Ear Pinning for Prominent Ears and the correction of other ear shapes like Cupped Ears, Lop Ears, Stahls’ Ears and Spock Ears. 

Otoplasty also includes procedures for reconstructing ears in cases of birth defects like microtia, tumor removal or traumatic injury. 

The most common Otoplasty by far is Ear Pinning for the correction of Prominent Ears. Today, we discuss the pearls of this Ear Shaping procedure.

https://www.sanfranciscoplasticsurgeryblog.com/ear-pinning-for-prominent-ears-otoplasty-pearls

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Debunking 6 Common Myths About Ear Reconstruction Surgery

Ear reconstruction surgery, also known as otoplasty or auricular reconstruction, is a surgical procedure designed to reshape, reconstruct, or enhance the appearance of the ears. Like any medical or plastic procedure, there are several myths and misconceptions associated with ear reconstruction surgery. Therefore, it is important to separate facts from fiction. Here are six common myths about ear reconstruction surgery in Kolkata.

Myth: Ear reconstruction surgery is only for cosmetic reasons.

Reality: While some ear reconstruction surgeries are typically performed for cosmetic reasons, such as correcting protruding ears or reshaping earlobes, others are done for functional or reconstructive purposes. However, reconstruction may be necessary after trauma, congenital abnormalities, or to correct deformities caused by specific diseases.

Myth: Otoplasty is only for children.

Reality: While otoplasty is often performed on children to address protruding ears, adults can also undergo ear reconstruction surgery. Adults may seek otoplasty for cosmetic reasons or to correct deformities caused by injury or other factors.

Myth: Otoplasty is a painful and risky procedure.

Reality: Like any surgical procedure, there will be some discomfort associated with otoplasty, but the pain is generally manageable with medication. Besides, risks are relatively low, especially when performed by a qualified and experienced cosmetic surgeon in Kolkata. Complications are rare, and the vast majority of patients experience positive outcomes.

Myth: Otoplasty results look unnatural.

Reality: Skilled plastic surgeons strive to create natural-looking results that enhance the overall appearance of the ears while maintaining proportion and symmetry. The goal is to achieve a harmonious and balanced result that complements the individual's facial features.

Myth: Otoplasty is a one-size-fits-all procedure.

Reality: Ear reconstruction surgery is highly individualized. The surgical approach depends on the specific concerns and goals of the patient, whether it involves correcting protrusion, reshaping, or addressing deformities. A cosmetic surgeon in Kolkata can tailor the procedure to meet the unique needs of each patient.

Myth: Recovery from otoplasty is lengthy and challenging.

Reality: While there will be some initial swelling and discomfort, the recovery from otoplasty is generally not overly long or challenging. Patients are usually able to return to normal activities within a week or two, with careful postoperative care and adherence to the surgeon's instructions.

It is crucial for individuals considering ear reconstruction surgery to consult with a qualified and experienced cosmetic surgeon in Kolkata. This is because a thorough discussion of expectations, potential risks, and the specifics of the procedure can help dispel myths and ensure a well-informed decision.

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Ear Surgery UTAH - Desert Bloom Plastic Surgery

Get the best ear pinning and ear surgery services in the United States from the leading otoplasty surgeons. It can improve the shape, position, or proportion of the ear

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Two Reasons Why Adults Would Have Ear Surgery Otoplasty

While some plastic surgery procedures are only carried out on adults or persons who are nearly adults, others, like ear surgery otoplasty, are frequently carried out while a person is still a child. The goal of performing an otoplasty on a young child is typically to change the position of the ears to reduce instances of bullying or teasing.

Despite being able to be done on kids as young as 5 or so, the operation can also be done on adults. The reasons for performing otoplasty on an adult may differ from those for performing it on a child.

1. Repairing the Ears

Earlobe repair is one kind of ear surgery that could be done on an adult. The effects of aging can be seen in the ears much like other body parts. Due to changes in the skin and the influence of gravity, the earlobes may stretch out over time.

Sometimes, a person's particular fashion preferences can hasten the stretching out of their earlobes. For instance, wearing large earrings frequently might cause lobes to be strained or stretched. Additionally, wearing heavy earrings can rupture the earlobe, which can be fixed surgically.

Adults may choose to have ear surgery otoplasty to fix the effects of ear gauging, an extreme form of ear piercing. An ear gauge involves gradually expanding out the hole in the lobe rather than inserting a small piece of metal through a pierced ear. Some people have gauges that are quite modest, with holes that are around a half-inch in diameter, while others have stretched their earlobes to the point where they have holes that are several inches in diameter.

Gauged earlobes have grown in popularity as many people with the style have chosen to go for a more conservative look. The stretched-out or ripped hole is taken out during surgery, and the earlobe's skin is then stitched back together. The surgery is typically brief and only requires a local anesthetic.

Be it otoplasty, eye lift blepharoplasty, or eve plastic surgery, the board certified plastic surgeons at Hilton Head Plastic Surgery & MedSpa can deliver the best results.

2. To Make the Ears Less Prominent

Making ears that protrude on both or either side of the head less obvious is another reason an adult could want to have otoplasty. Otoplasty, often known as ear pinning, frequently entails creating an incision behind the ear and then removing some cartilage to flatten and shape the ear.

Adult otoplasty differs slightly from otoplasty performed on minors. In children, the cartilage is still relatively flexible and malleable, thus the surgeon may be able to mold it with splints during the procedure. When adults have otoplasty, the cartilage may be tougher and more challenging to shape, which is why the surgeon may frequently remove it rather than alter it. Any scars left over after the procedure will typically be barely discernible because the incisions were made in inconspicuous places.

In order to fix ears that are uneven or crooked, otoplasty can also realign the ears. It's crucial to realize that the operation won't alter the appearance of the ears.To know more about ear surgery otoplasty, you can get in touch with Hilton Head Plastic Surgery & MedSpa.

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Enhance the Appearance of Your Ears at Rattinan Clinic

At Rattinan Clinic, we offer skillful Otoplasty surgeries performed by our experienced plastic surgeon, Dr. Surinnart Charoenchitt. In this blog, we will provide you with detailed information about the Thailand Otoplasty surgery procedure, including potential risks, preparation, and post-operation care instructions.

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Ear correction surgery in Lucknow.

Ear surgery known as otoplasty is an operation.

This may reshape the ear, bringing harmony and proportion between the face and the ear.

Could also make a more natural shape and appearance of the ear.

If a child is dissatisfied with the position of the Ear.

Otoplasty could help reshape the folds in the Ear to put them in a more normal position.to create better harmony between the ear and the face. It could be very helpful regarding self-esteem.

In an adult patient, it can correct something that was done surgically in childhood.

The ear correction surgery in Lucknow works by reshaping either abnormally developed or underdeveloped cartilage or repositioning the ear and getting it in a better location.

To take attention away from the Ear.

After the otoplasty people will have a dressing or an Ear cup.

That will remain in place likely for about a week.