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What is Bilateral Bat Ear

A prominent ear protrudes excessively from the side of the head. It is frequently a source of teasing.

The Operation

Surgical correction of prominent ears is usually performed under general anaesthesia in children, Adults can also choose to have it done under local anaesthesia. There are many ways of performing this surgery. Most frequently, an incision is made behind the ear, some skin is removed, and the cartilage remaining is marked on the front surface to allow it to bend backwards towards the head. Dissolving sutures are then used to hold it in the new position. A dressing is placed to keep the ear comfortable. Many Surgeons use cotton wool and a bandage to end up like a turban to avoid disturbing the new position of the ear. Bandage will stay in place for 1 week. The procedure is usually done as a Day Case.

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