Prominent Ear Surgery

Children can bully each other for many reasons. Sometimes it is about their height, sometimes their weight, sometimes their nose, and sometimes the prominence of their ears. In such cases, if the child is also bothered by it, prominent ear surgery can be performed after the age of five. However, if the child does not have a problem with their own ears, this surgery should not be performed due to the mother’s insistence. Because if the child does not want this surgery of their own will, in the long term they may say, “Why did you make me have surgery? Look, I faced these kinds of problems.”

As for the reasons for this surgery: sometimes this inner part is turned too far outward, and sometimes the structure called the antihelix here is underdeveloped. Giving shape with sutures placed through a small incision made behind the ear forms the basis of prominent ear surgery.