What is the reconstruction of the ears?

Ear ear reconstruction is surgery for repairing deformed or damaged lobes. Uarlolka is easily manipulated for decoration because it does not have a cartilage, but this feature increases the susceptibility to damage that requires surgical correction. For repairing a congenital defect or injury due to trauma lobes, it is sometimes necessary to surgery lobes, but to repair damage caused for decorative purposes such as piercing and stretching, and wearing heavy earrings, most often necessary to repair the ears. All surgery carries some risks, but this type of ear surgery is often performed in the surgeon's office under a local anesthetic-it is relatively simple and straightforward, is a relatively low risk and usually has a successful result.

congenital ear defects that might require earnings reconstruction include macrotia or unusually large ears; The deformity of the ear cup, in which the ears are strangely shaped and abnormally protrude from the party; and rOchrát Lanik. Common injuries include distribution and tear caused by heavy earrings or earrings that are randomly pulled. Patients may also apply for surgery to repair the natural stretching of the ear lobes caused by aging or carrying heavy earrings. Some patients underwent surgery to correct intentional stretching or measure, were introduced by large jewelry with large plugs, O-ring or moving jewelry.

Plastic surgeons often carry out the ears of the ear connection to correct the innate ear defects. For example, remedial operations for transforming large upper ears may also require the surgeon to repair the shape or size of the ears. This is achieved by strategic removal of parts of the ear to adapt to the natural shape and careful closure of the wounds to maintain a more natural outline. Similar operationis used to remove keloid scarring from injury or ears piercing.

To repair the split ear or torn ear cracked, the surgeon cuts the inner edges to create new wounds with straight edges and stitches these "refreshed" edges exactly to create a naturally shaped edge. Reconstruction of the lobes for the lobes of excessively stretched lobes is performed in a similar way. After allowing time to naturally recover the ear ear, after removal of any inserts, the surgeon removes the tissue as needed, and then checks the "fresh" edges to a more natural shape. For each of these operations, the surgeon can use a flap technique such as Z-plastic flap or jelly flap, to reduce scarring and notches and ensure natural appearance.