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cowch ([info]cowch) wrote,
@ 2009-10-29 16:04:00
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There Are Many Reasons That A Person Would Receive Ear Pinning
Though most patients that want to receive ear pinning think of it as a way to reduce the protrusion of their ears. There are actually several other problems that may occur to your ear. Dr. Mohamad Bazzi, a Michigan plastic surgeon, points these out on his website. He has a list that says, "Getting back to normal after you receive an ear pinning procedure is easy, but can be stressful. On a Michigan plastic surgeon's website it has plenty of info on this subject. It says, "Adults and children are usually up and around within a few hours of surgery, although you may prefer to stay overnight in the hospital with a child until all the effects of general anesthesia wear off." This is what adds to the stress, "The patient's head will be wrapped in a bulky bandage immediately following surgery to promote the best molding and healing. The ears may throb or ache a little for a few days, but this can be relieved by medication."These include: lop ear, when the tip seems to fold down and forward; cupped ear, which is usually a very small ear; and shell ear, when the curve in the outer rim, as well as the natural folds and creases, are missing. Surgery can also improve large or stretched earlobes, or lobes with large creases and wrinkles."


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