Case 1: Protrusive ears can often make people self-conscious, especially when there is some asymmetry. This up and coming young actor wore his hair long for years to cover up his prominent ears. He was happy enough with his left ear but wanted to change the position of his right ear to match the other side. The goal of otoplasty in his case was to achieve that symmetry he desired. The results were great and he finally got the big haircut he had always wanted.
Case 2: Prominent ears can be a noticeable distraction from otherwise pretty and balanced features. The objective of otoplasty in not to create ears that look overly flat or that go too far in the other direction. Instead, a successful otoplasty allows ears to do exactly what they should and that is to go unnoticed.
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Case 3: This young woman was unhappy with her prominent ears. Many surgeries to correct prominent ears leave unsightly ridges and obvious signs of an operation. At PROFILES, we specialize in bringing the ears to a more satisfying position with the most natural of looks. A PROFILES Beverly Hills otoplasty was able to recreate a natural ear contour for this woman so that her ears no longer attracted unwanted attention.