Patient 1
Patient's Story: This 29-year-old man underwent partial ear reconstruction after the outer third of his ear was lost following a traumatic bite injury. Rib cartilage was used to rebuild the missing auricular framework, while a local skin flap from behind the ear provided soft-tissue coverage. The reconstruction restored the helical rim and scapha, creating a natural ear contour that appears normal at conversational distance.
Patient 2
Patient's Story: This 10-year-old boy underwent otoplasty to correct prominent ears that had made him a target of bullying at school. The procedure recreated natural ear folds and repositioned the ears closer to the head. These changes reduced their prominence while preserving a natural shape and overall facial balance.
Patient 3
Patient's Story: This 21-year-old patient underwent ear reconstruction to improve the shape and overall contour of the ear. The procedure restored a more complete and naturally balanced appearance while maintaining harmony with the surrounding facial features.
Patient 4
Patient's Story: This 21-year-old patient received ear reconstruction to address the appearance and structural form of the ear. Surgical restoration created a more defined auricular shape and improved the overall balance between the ear and the patient's facial profile.
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