Which Ear Procedure are you looking for?

Reshapes and pins protruding ears closer to the skull using cartilage scoring and permanent sutures — safe from age 5+.

Reconstructs torn, stretched, or split earlobes caused by heavy jewellery, gauges, or trauma — quick outpatient procedure.

Reduces the overall size of overly large ears by removing skin and cartilage while preserving the natural contour.

Builds a new ear structure using rib cartilage grafts or a Medpor implant for patients born with a small or absent ear.

Adds volume to thin or small earlobes using fat grafting or hyaluronic acid filler for a more balanced lobe appearance.

Surgically unfolds and reconstructs the rolled or lop ear deformity (cup ear) to achieve a natural ear shape and position.

Excises hypertrophic or keloid scar tissue on the ear lobe or helix, often combined with steroid injections to prevent recurrence.

Rebuilds an ear damaged by injury, burns, or tumour resection using local flaps or cartilage grafts to restore normal contour.