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It is easy to think that ear shape does not take up much of the face, but in reality, it is one of the factors that affects the overall balance of one’s impression. In particular, when the ears appear to protrude outward or their shape is asymmetrical, the face may look wider or give an awkward impression, which can become a concern.
In such cases, ear surgery can help refine the ear’s angle and shape, allowing for a more balanced impression. Today, let’s take a look at the characteristics of protruding ears and constricted ears, as well as the changes that can be expected through ear surgery.
Protruding Ears and Constricted Ears

Protruding ears refer to ears that do not lie close to the head and instead appear to flare outward. When seen from the front, the ears may stand out and give the impression that the face is relatively wider.
Constricted ears refer to cases where the ear’s folded structure is not natural, or the outer line of the ear is not smoothly formed. It is characterized by irregular-looking curves or a shape that does not appear clearly defined.
Since the impression can change depending on the ear’s angle and structural shape, it is important to look at the overall balance rather than size alone.
Changes You Can Expect from Ear Surgery

Ear surgery is a procedure that adjusts the position and angle of the ears and, when necessary, refines the cartilage structure to organize the shape.
For protruding ears, the angle between the ears and the head is reduced so the ears appear less prominent, while for constricted ears, the folded lines are refined to create a smoother curve.
Through this, the ears can blend more naturally with the face, and the overall impression may appear more polished.
If You Are Considering Ear Surgery

▶ When the ears stand out a lot when viewed from the front
▷ When the left and right ears are asymmetrical and it bothers you
▶ When the ear line does not feel smooth and the shape seems awkward
▷ When tying your hair back makes the shape of your ears feel burdensome
However, since ear shape and cartilage condition differ from person to person, it is important to accurately assess the current state before deciding on the appropriate method.
Ear surgery is not simply a procedure to make the ears smaller; it is a process of balancing them with the face and refining the overall impression.
If you are concerned about protruding ears or constricted ears, please first confirm your current condition accurately and then plan the direction that suits you through a consultation.



