About Cosmetic Ear Surgery
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Ear Surgery – Frequently Asked Questions
How much does ear surgery cost? Ear surgery costs will be based on what’s being done (ear pinning, shaping, earlobe repair, or a combination of cosmetic repairs on the ear). Once Dr. Shumway understands your issues and wants, he will make your treatment plan and provide you with an estimate of expenses.
Will the results of ear surgery last? Keep in mind that every patient is different, especially when it comes to otoplasty. Children who have otoplasty at age six will have most of their life to see the outcome of their surgery change over time. Older patients may have otoplasty and enjoy the rejuvenating benefits of repairing loose skin. Dr. Shumway will evaluate the ears and then discuss what to expect and also how long the outcomes should last. While the body and face can change dramatically from gravity and age, the impact on the ears will probably be minimal. In the event there are significant modifications to your ears because of an injury, another surgery might need to be done in the future.
Do I need to have both ears done or just one? Most deformities, such as ears that are too big or stick out, occur in both ears, which means both will need to be addressed. During ear surgery, Dr. Shumway will adjust both ears to make them as symmetrical as possible. However, if just one ear has to be altered, the shape and size will be adjusted to mirror the untreated ear. When he creates your surgical plan, Dr. Shumway will tell you if or both ears need to be corrected.
What about fixing stretched or torn earlobes? The trend of oversized earrings and ear gauges are making earlobe reconstruction a popular operation at Shumway Cosmetic Surgery. If you’re considering otoplasty, schedule an appointment with Dr. Shumway. He will analyze your ears and then discuss what could be done in order to repair your earlobes.

Plan Your Procedure
- Starting
- From $4,200
- Average Procedure Time
- 1.5 – 3 Hours
- Procedure Recovery Location
- Outpatient