All surgery carries some uncertainty and risk A small percentage of patients may develop a blood clot on the ear. It may dissolve naturally or can be drawn out with a needle. Occasionally, patients develop an infection in the cartilage, which can cause scar tissue to form. Such infections are usually treated with antibiotics; rarely, surgery may be required to drain the infected area. Continue reading about otoplasty Back to top of otoplasty section
Otoplasty Patient Information
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