Ear reconstruction for various anomalies is a surgical procedure designed to restore the shape, size, and position of the external ear in individuals with congenital or acquired deformities. One of the most common indications for this procedure is microtia, a condition characterized by underdeveloped or absent ears. Other reasons for ear reconstruction include traumatic injuries, infections, tumors, or syndromes affecting the ear structure.
Several techniques can be employed in ear reconstruction, including autologous cartilage grafts and alloplastic implants. The choice of technique depends on factors such as the severity of the anomaly, the availability of donor tissue, and your preferences.
The overarching goal of ear reconstruction is to achieve a natural-looking and symmetrical ear that corresponds with the contralateral side, ultimately enhancing your quality of life. Whether addressing congenital or acquired deformities, the procedure is tailored to individual circumstances, and thorough discussions with Dr. Arthur can provide you with valuable insights into the available options, potential outcomes, and the best course of action for each your case. Schedule your consultation with Marquis Plastic Surgery today!
Providing Cosmetic, Reconstructive, & Craniofacial Plastic Surgery in Miami and West Palm Beach.