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The potential health risks and rewards in relation to ear correction surgery
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An ear correction surgery,Guest Posting or otoplasty, is a cosmetic surgery method which aims at altering the ears size or shape. The most common aesthetic ear correction surgery is pinning back protruding ears. Many individuals are endowed with especially large and protruding ears. Pinning down protruding ears or other ear operations can reduce their significance regarding others opinion of oneself. There are three categories of people who need to get an ear operation done. - People who have ears that protrude or deformed due to some reason and haven't got it corrected earlier - People that have impaired the ear (eg. an ear which has got stuck and been ripped away) - People, either kids or adults, who want to get ear correction done for deformed or protruding ear. Ear pinning can be divided into a 3 step method in terms of what happens before, during and after surgery Medications or certain medical treatments can sometimes have side effects on ear health, so it is important to discuss potential risks with a healthcare provider. QUIETUM PLUS. After you are sure that you need to get an ear correction for yourself, you need to consult and fix the plastic surgeon. At your initial examination your physician will assess your/your child's health and wellness and the ears appearance and then decide the most suitable procedure for you or your child. Ear pinning surgical Procedure The exterior ear comprises of cartilage draped in a thin layer of skin (except for the ear lobe which only consists of skin, dermis along with fats). Otoplasty is a procedure that corrects the ear damages or deformities. Ear pinning process usually takes more than 1 hour and the patient is given local anesthesia and essential sedatives . In most cases (specially when operating on young kids) the process is performed under narcosis. Whatever ear correction method the physician adopts, its totally painless. The ear cartilage is exposed by placing a small incision behind the external ear. After that the cartilage is sculpted to the preferred shape and is then bent towards the head. After surgery the person is provided a turban looking dressing so as to avoid after bleeding and other problems that can lead to additional alterations to the cartilage. The Time after Otoplasty Both adults and children are up and moving within a few hours of their surgery. Once the sedative subsides and for a few hours thereafter the patient often experiences intensive pain in the ears. A painkiller is given and the pain eventually reduces within a few days. The "turban dressing" is slowly removed after 4-7 days and is replaced by a headband looking dressing which should be put on almost all the time for 2 to 3 weeks with the purpose of stabilising the alterations and guard the ears from being bent forward. All activities that involve some risk of the ear being bent should be avoided for up to one month. Risks associated with Otoplasty Infection You may probably notice some infection near the operated area. Scarring The scars are generally very discreet but in some cases over-active scar production can take place. In these cases treatment is needed. Disability following ear correction surgery Cauliflower ear is a deformity that may appear after ear correction surgery. It is therefore essential with an early follow-up therefore measures may be taken if something signifies such development. Sensitivity changes following an ear pinning The sensitivity changes that arise following ear operations are normally temporary but in some cases they can be permanent. Unsatisfactory results Along with the above risks after the ear operation, you might experience a risk that, because of unrealistic expectations or unanticipated results, people end up unhappy with what is obtained

 



-- Edited by ganiti6212 on Thursday 13th of July 2023 06:34:28 AM

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