Becker DG, Lai SS, Wise JB, Steiger JD
Analysis in otoplasty. [Journal Article]
Facial Plast Surg Clin North Am 2006 May; 14(2):63-71, v.
The normal auricle has a well-recognized shape, and significant deviation from "normal" is immediately evident. In particular, prominent ears are readily apparent and are a relatively frequent cause of patient concern. Correction of the outstanding ear requires a careful understanding of the discrete elements that compose the normal ear. Careful anatomic analysis to determine the precise cause allows appropriate preoperative planning for the correction of a protruding ear.
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