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otoplasty
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otoplasty /oto·plas·ty/ (o´to-plas″te) plastic surgery of the ear.
o·to·plas·ty (t-plst)
n.
The surgical repair, restoration, or alteration of the auricle of the ear.
otoplasty
[ō′təplas′tē]
Etymology: Gk, ous + plassein, to mold
a common procedure in reconstructive plastic surgery in which, for cosmetic reasons, some of the cartilage in the ears is removed to bring the auricle and pinna closer to the head.
otoplasty
plastic sugery of the ear.
cosmetic otoplasty
see ear cropping.
otoplasty
A technique for correcting auricular deformities, often using the Mustard technique combined with conchal setback; symmetry is best achieved by using a standard point of reference–eg, Frankfort line


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Otoplasty, or ear pinning, is a surgical procedure that is often resorted to for children whose ears are abnormally large or stick out too far Otoplasty has been used to correct birth defects involving the ear, folded or cupped ears and those that are malformed, as well as ears that have been affected by accidents or burns
Otoplasty Making the Right Decision for Your Child by Amy Nutt / Health care industry community
ear pinning, and nose surgery, as well as non-surgical procedures such as laser resurfacing, soft tissue fillers, cosmetic injections, chemical peels and
South Carolina BlueCross Expands Cosmetic Surgery Network Nationwide by Business Wire
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