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Planning for surgery
Most surgeons recommend that parents stay alert to their child's feelings
about protruding ears; don't insist on the surgery until your child wants
the change. Children who feel uncomfortable about their ears and want the
surgery are generally more cooperative during the process and happier with
the outcome.
In the initial meeting, your surgeon will evaluate your child's condition,
or yours if you are considering surgery for yourself, and recommend the
most effective technique. He or she will also give you specific instructions
on how to prepare for surgery.
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Otoplasty Patient Information 
Highlights: Preparing for Surgery
Pre-operative Instructions
Post-Operative Care
Activity Restrictions
Recovery Time
Resuming Normal Activities
Pre-operative Instructions 
Post-operative Instructions 
FAQs on Recovery From Plastic Surgery
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