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This study details surgical techniques for prominent ear correction, addressing congenital anomalies like absent antihelical folds. The goal is to reshape cartilage for natural-looking, well-positioned ears, improving psychological well-being.

Keywords:

Absence of antihelical fold Conchal hypertrophy Défaut de plicature Hypertrophie conchale Mustarde technique Oreille décollée Otoplastie Otoplasty Prominent ears Stenström technique Technique de Mustardé Technique de Stenström Valgisation Valgus

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Area of Science:

Plastic Surgery
Otolaryngology
Pediatric Surgery

Background:

Prominent ears can cause significant psychological distress, particularly in children.
Congenital anomalies such as absent antihelical fold, wide cephalo-conchal angle, and conchal hypertrophy are common causes.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe surgical methods for correcting prominent ears.
To achieve aesthetically pleasing and naturally positioned ears through cartilage reshaping.

Main Methods:

The surgical approach involves a retro-auricular incision and posterior dissection.
Techniques include modeling the antihelical fold and burying the concha to reduce the cephalo-conchal angle.
The concha is secured to the pre-mastoid periosteum for stability.

Main Results:

The described surgical steps aim for a simple, fast, and effective correction of prominent ears.
Successful reshaping results in harmonious and sustainable ear appearance.
Complications, such as infection, are rare.

Conclusions:

Surgical correction of prominent ears can effectively address congenital anomalies.
The described techniques aim for natural ear aesthetics and patient satisfaction.
Careful surgical technique minimizes risks and ensures favorable outcomes.