Transform Your Ears with Otoplasty in Portland

Otoplasty (also known as ear surgery) can help make the ears look smaller or sit closer to the head. While this procedure can be performed at a younger age, it can also be performed for men and women who suffer from prominent ears. If you are interested and would like to learn more about ear surgery in Portland, OR, please request a consultation online.

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Your Ear Surgery

While ear pinning is commonly performed on children, many women and men who are self-conscious about their ears consider otoplasty. During your consultation, you and your surgeon will discuss which aspects of your ears you are dissatisfied with. This procedure does not affect your hearing and is relatively straightforward. Many patients who receive ear surgery are so happy with the results that they wondered why they waited so long to seek surgery in the first place. Otoplasty is highly effective in children because their ear tissue is flexible. And, by having the procedure at an early age, the child may not experience the teasing that often accompanies protruding ears.

How Much Does Ear Surgery Cost In Portland?

The cost for otoplasty surgery at Portland Plastic Surgery Group to reshape the ears starts at $6,810. This price our plastic surgeon’s fee, the surgery facility’s fee, the anesthesiologist’s fee, and CosmetAssure insurance. A personalized quote will be provided at your consultation once you and your surgeon have decided on your surgical plan.

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Procedure & Recovery

Otoplasty can be performed under light local or general anesthesia. The procedure takes about 2 to 3 hours and is performed by making an incision behind the ear where it connects to the head. Once the excess skin and cartilage is removed, the ear is pinned closer to the head using permanent sutures. After the procedure, a head bandage will be worn for 3 to 5 days to support the ears and ensure that they retain their new shape. Patients should not sleep on their sides while recovering from otoplasty. A headband-like dressing will replace the bandage after the first few days following the procedure. After the sutures are removed (about 1 week after surgery), patients are ready to enjoy the results of their procedure.

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