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Prominent Ear Correction
Prominent ears can be corrected using a technique whereby the cartilage of the ear is set back. The procedure can be performed under either a general or local anaesthetic, and can be undertaken on an Inpatient basis requiring a one night stay or as an Outpatient.
Prominent Ear Correction
Prominent ears can be corrected using a technique whereby the cartilage of the ear is set back. The procedure can be performed under either a general or local anaesthetic, and can be undertaken on an Inpatient basis requiring a one night stay or as an Outpatient.
In this operation the ear cartilage is folded back to allow the ear to sit in a less prominent position. To gain access to the ear cartilage an incision is made behind the ear.
The operation is performed under a local anaesthetic in adults and a general anaesthetic in children. For general anaesthetic the anaesthetist will see you and your child before your operation.
Discuss any queries you have about the anaesthetic with your anaesthetist. If your child has had any difficulties during a general anaesthetic in the past make sure that both the anaesthetist and the ward doctor know about it.
For further information please read our Procedure Information Sheet
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