EARS - WHAT TO EXPECT

Possible Side Effects

Temporary throbbing, aching, swelling, redness and/or numbness.

 

Risks

  • Infection
  • Blood clots that may need to be drained.
  • Asymmetrical ears or artificial-looking ears.
  • Recurrence of the protrusion requiring repeat surgery.
  • Excessive scarring.

 

Recovery

Generally patients will return to school or work within five to seven days. Strenuous activity may be commenced within 3-4 weeks. Contact sports - approximately 6 weeks.

 

Results

The results of this procedure are usually permanent.

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