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ear surgery (otoplasty) - details
of the surgery
Otoplasty
can be performed in a hospital or in an outpatient facility.
Usually, young children have the procedure in a hospital
under general anesthesia, while adults have ear surgery
under local anesthesia with or without intravenous sedation
(twilight anesthesia). In most instances, no overnight
stay in a facility is required.
The actual procedure may require
excision of cartilage and skin, relocation of cartilage,
creation of folds in the ear, release of the spring
(stiff cartilage that prevents the ear from folding),
or thinning of the cartilage.
Traditionally, the incision for
otoplasty is made behind the ear in the crease where
the ear joins the back of the head. Occasionally, an
inconspicuous incision is made just within the curved
portion of the outside part of the ear to rasp the outer
cartilage, thereby allowing the cartilage to bend more
easily toward the head.
In most techniques, several
permanent sutures are placed through the incision in
the back of the ear to either create the missing folds
or to pull the ear down and back. In some cases, the
rasping of the outer surface of the cartilage will be
enough to allow the ear to fold and be repositioned
without any sutures at all. Occasionally, both cartilage
and skin must also be removed.
