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Ear reconstruction is a specialized surgical procedure to rebuild the outer ear (pinna) in individuals born with microtia (underdeveloped ear), or those who have lost the ear due to trauma, burns, or tumor removal. The goal is to create a natural-looking, symmetrical ear using either patient’s own tissue or medical-grade implants.
Our expert team combines artistry and precision to restore both appearance and self-esteem through ear reconstruction surgery.
Children born with Microtia (Grades I–IV)
Patients with Traumatic Ear Loss (accidents, bites, burns)
Post-tumor resection defects
Congenital deformities like constricted ear or cryptotia
Unsatisfactory results from previous surgeries
1. Autologous Rib Cartilage Reconstruction
Uses patient’s own rib cartilage to sculpt the ear
Best suited for children aged 8–10 years and older
Multiple stages (typically 2–3) required
Long-lasting, natural result with tissue integration
2. Medpor Implant Reconstruction
Uses a porous polyethylene framework
Covered with tissue flaps and skin grafts
Can be done at a younger age (as early as 3–4 years)
Single-stage or two-stage approach
3. Prosthetic Ear (Silicone)
For patients unsuitable for surgery or preferring non-surgical options
Realistic appearance
Attached using medical adhesives or implants
Create a natural shape and correct size
Match the opposite ear in position and contour
Restore facial symmetry
Enable the use of eyeglasses or hearing devices if needed
Minimize visible scars and complications
Hospital stay of 2–4 days, depending on the technique
Dressing and wound care for 2–3 weeks
Minimal pain and swelling managed with medications
Full healing takes several months
Follow-up visits for contour refinement or touch-ups
Extensive experience in pediatric and adult ear surgeries
Use of advanced techniques (cartilage, Medpor, and prosthetics)
High precision in matching symmetry and contours
Supportive team including pediatricians, anesthetists, and therapists
Compassionate care with long-term follow-up and counseling