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We are Salford, Manchester based state of the art CQC registered day case surgery provider offering ear correction surgery at affordable prices provider committed to get rid of protruding ears for all ages of men and women. Otoplasty, also known as ear correction surgery, is the cosmetic procedure that is designed to change the appearance or defects of the ear (auricle). Consultations for Ear Correction surgery are available at Manchester Private Hospital, New Court, Regents Place, Windsor Street, Salford, Manchester, M5 4HB and you can book a consultation by calling on 0161 507 8822. For more information about Otoplasty (Ear Correction) procedure, visit: • The Manchester Private Hospital Blog: • The Manchester Private Hospital Twitter: – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Struggling with prominent or protruding ears? Want to boost your confidence, as well as interested in regaining with the practicalities of everyday life?


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Otoplasty
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Otoplasty
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What is Otoplasty?
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Why Choose Otoplasty?
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About The Procedure
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Advantages Of Otoplasty
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Recovery Aftercare
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Otoplasty
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Complications Side Effects
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Our Surgeon
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Patient Gallery - Before After
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Patient Reviews
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Contact us
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What Is Otoplasty?
Otoplasty, also known as ear correction surgery,
is the cosmetic procedure that is designed to
change the appearance or defects of the ear
(auricle). Surgery can change the shape and / or
size of the ears along with reducing how much
they stick out, commonly referred to as pinning
back. The procedure, which can involve pinning
the ears back to the head can be carried out at
any age over the age of five. Otoplasty is
considered a cosmetic procedure because defects
often do not impact on the ear function or
hearing. Therefore, those seeking to improve the
way their ears look is a decision made purely for
cosmetic reasons.
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Why Choose Otoplasty?
  • There are a number of reasons why patients choose
    ear correction surgery.
  • Prominent, protruding or misshapen ears can be
    bothersome and cause stress and anxiety,
    especially if a person has been victim of
    bullying at some point in their life. Ears that
    stick out or look different can make people feel
    embarrassed and cause a number of psychological
    issues including low self esteem.
  • A persons behaviour and well-being can also be
    significantly impacted by defects of the ear,
    such as the hair styles people opt for, the
    clothes they wear, whether they socialise or
    their everyday appearance at work.
  • Some of the complaints people note when opting
    for otoplasty include
  • Their ears are too large.
  • Their ears are too small.
  • Their ears stick out too far.
  • Their ears are not in proportion to their head.
  • They are unhappy with previous surgery.

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About The Procedure
  • Ear correction surgery starts with a consultation
    with a specialist surgeon.
  • During the consultation you can discuss your
    needs and any concerns you may have about the
    procedure.
  • Your specialist will also provide advice and
    guidance on what to expect and what can be
    achieved with otoplasty.
  • It is important to make a note of everything you
    can think of relating to your cosmetic ear
    surgery so that you make the most of your
    consultation. This ensures that you have all the
    necessary information you need to make an
    informed decision on what surgery you are opting
    for.
  • Towards the end of the consultation, your doctor
    will assess whether you are a good candidate for
    ear correction surgery.
  • If you are a good candidate for otoplasty and you
    decide to go ahead with the procedure, here is
    what you can expect from the entire process
  • Ear correction surgery can be performed as an
    outpatient or during a stay in hospital.

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About The Procedure
  • Depending on the type and extent of procedure,
    local anaesthetic or general anaesthetic may be
    used.
  • The procedure involves your surgeon making
    incisions on or around the ears. Common areas
    where incisions are made include the back of the
    ear and inside the ear creases. Some scarring can
    occur after surgery.
  • Along with incisions, excess skin and / or
    cartilage is sometimes removed or folded in to a
    new position.
  • Otoplasty operations can vary in duration as
    each procedure is different based on the
    individual patient. The typical time for
    otoplasty procedures is 2 to 3 hours.

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Advantages Of Otoplasty
There are many advantages to undergoing ear
surgery. Procedures can cover everything from
small operations to major transformations. There
is no set reason why a patient would undergo
otoplasty procedures and each operation varies
from person to person. However, the complaints
that people have regarding their ears tend to be
common regardless of how they affect the
individual, such as being too large, sticking out
too far from the head and being out of proportion
to other facial features. Otoplasty can correct
these common complaints. It is also one of the
more high rate of satisfaction cosmetic
procedures in the industry. In addition, these
procedures can help with low self esteem and
emotional suffering.
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Recovery Aftercare
After you have undergone otoplasty, your ears
will be bandaged to support and protect
them. Some patients report feelings of itchiness
and some discomfort following surgery. Your
doctor will prescribe painkillers to ease
symptoms until this has passed. It is advised
that you try to sleep on your back to keep any
pressure of your ears, e.g. from lying on your
side. Avoid rubbing your ears and try to keep
limited pressure on the ear region as it can
affect incisions. Patients should also take
caution when putting clothing tops on and taking
them off. If possible, wear button garments to
avoid clothes going over the head. If
unavoidable, try to wear clothing that has loose
collars and wide neck areas. Bandages are often
removed a few days after your procedure. It is
common for your ears to be red and to
experiencing some swelling. A headband will be
provided that you can sleep in. You should sleep
in this loose headband, which covers ears for up
to six weeks. This is especially necessary for
those who are restless sleepers and toss / turn a
lot in the night.
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Complications Side Effects
  • As with all medical procedures, there are risks,
    potential complications and side effects that you
    should be aware of before making a decision to
    proceed with otoplasty.
  • Some of the side effects include
  • Bleeding, whereby a blood clot forms under the
    skin, which can cause it to bleed, be painful and
    inflamed. If this occurs, you will need to return
    to your specialist to have the bandages removed
    and receive treatment.
  • Stitches - sometimes stitches can be difficult
    to remove due to the intricate nature of the
    procedure.
  • Infection, which can occur in the cartilage or
    skin of the ear that needs to be treated with
    antibiotics. However, this is rare.
  • Asymmetry, where the ears do not appear
    symmetrical after surgery.
  • Partial / Over Correction, whereby the desired
    results have not been totally achieved or have
    been overcorrected, causing the ears to position
    closer to the head than expected.
  • Scarring - incisions are usually very small, but
    can leave lasting scars after otoplasty.

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Our Surgeon
Mr Reddy was trained at various training centres
in the United Kingdom in 1980s. He was awarded
Fellowship of Royal college of Surgeons in both
General Surgery and Otolaryngology. He was a
higher surgical trainee at the world renowned
Royal National Throat, Nose, Ear Hospital, London
in broad range ear nose throat disorders.
Specialized in
  • Facial Cosmetic Surgery
  • Prominent (Bat) ear deformities, reduce large
    ears, split or sagging ear lobules
  •  Rhinoplasty for congenital (By birth) or after
    injury nose deformities
  •   Unsightly Facial lesions

MR KRISHNA REDDY
Consultant ENT and Head Neck Surgeon(GMC
Number 3394047)
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Our Surgeon
He is a Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive and
Hand Surgeon at the Queen Elizabeth University
Hospital in Birmingham. His NHS practice includes
major reconstruction following Skin and Breast
cancer surgeries and trauma. He is a well
established microsurgeon and regularly performs
microvascular reconstruction.
Specialized in
  • Breast Surgery
  •   Breast reconstruction DIEP Flap
  •   Fat Transfer for Breast Reconstruction

Mr Shivram Singh
Consultant Plastics, Cancer, Hand Cosmetic
surgeon MBBS FRCSI FRCS (Plast) FESSH
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Our Surgeon
Ms Antoniadou completed her MBBS degree from
Aristotelian University, Greece in 1992. Ms
Antoniadou is registered with GMC and is on the
specialist register of Plastic Surgery from 2003.
Specialized in
  • Otoplasty, Rhinoplasty
  •  Face lift, Neck lift, Arm lift, Thigh lift, Fat
    Transfer
  •  Botulinum Toxin Dermal fillers
  • Liposuction
  •  Abdominoplasty Blepharoplasty
  • Breast reconstructive surgery

MS HELEN ANTONIADOU
Consultant Surgeon in Plastic Surgery(GMC Number
3700956)MD Surg (Hons), FRCS (Eng)
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Our Surgeon
Mr Borghini is a Plastic Surgeon on the GMC
(General Medical Council) Specialist Register.
Mr Borghini qualified in medicine from
University of Florence and completed his surgical
training in Brazil and France including the
Postgraduate Specialist Diploma in Plastic
Surgery in 1995 at Catholic University of Sacred
Heart in Rome.
Specialized in
  • Otoplasty, Rhinoplasty
  •  Face lift, Neck lift, Arm lift, Thigh lift, Fat
    Transfer
  •  Breast Reduction, Mastopexy (Breast lift),
  • Breast Reconstructive Surgery

Mr Gabriele Borghini
Specialist in Plastic Reconstructive Cosmetic
Surgery
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Our Surgeon
Mrs Jaysheela Mudera began her career after
studying Plastic Surgery from the University of
Mumbai in India in 1991. She has independently
managed and trained Junior Doctors as well as
being a part of Multidisiplinary Teams managing
Military trauma. She became Associate Specialist
in 2002 at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital,
Birmingham where she practiced for 12 years.
Specialized in
  • Otoplasty / Blepharoplasty / Ear lobe repair
  • Breast Reduction / Augmentation / Mastopexy
    (Uplift)
  • Liposuction / Fat Grafting
  • Abdominoplasty
  • Arm Thigh lift

Mrs Jaysheela Mudera
Cosmetic Surgeon (GMC Number 4381646)
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Patient Gallery
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Patient Reviews
View More Reviews
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Contact us
Address Manchester Private Hospital, New Court,
Regents Place, Windsor Street Salford, Greater
Manchester, M5 4HB Location  Manchester Private
Hospital PHONE 0161 507 8822 FAX 0161 507
8828 EMAIL info_at_manchesterprivatehospital.co.uk W
eb www.manchesterprivatehospital.co.uk
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