Otoplasty, should’ve gone for more

[looks.t.h]

First picture is before, second is after.

I’m around 5 months recovered from Otoplasty.

My ears were very flared before the surgery, but I still feel like they’re a little flared. And I can expect them to go even further out the next years like with most Otoplasty surgeries.

What do you think? Should I have asked the surgeon to pin my ears even closer to my head, or are the results good?

 

[BlackOctopus]

it's fine

 

[chris182]

looks good

 

[eon]

looks good

 

[eon]

Nah any closer and it would start to be off, your results mog hard

 

[looks.t.h]

Nah any closer and it would start to be off, your results mog hard

Okay thanks for the reassurance

 

[forevertonight]

What surgical method was used? I need otoplasty as well.

 

[looks.t.h]

What surgical method was used? I need otoplasty

I don't know what the method is called. But the surgeon cut the ears from the back and cut out an "orange slice" of cartilage, before sewing it all back together. The top part of the ear was also stitched so that it angled more in towards the head. But this latter technique is not permanent and will slowly but surely fall out again.

 

[lawenstn]

good result

 

[TrueScandinavian]

dw about it, great results.

 

[looks.t.h]

dw about it, great results.

Thanks!

 

[compost_]

I think u went as far as u should’ve

Coulda done a lil less even depending on lens distortion n such

 

[looks.t.h]

I think u went as far as u should’ve

Coulda done a lil less even depending on lens distortion n such

Okay thanks for the reassurance

 

[aratos]

fantastic brah good job otoplasty its very underrated