Dwight Said:

OTOPLASTY Ear correnting surgery?

We Answered:

Most insurance companies won't cover cosmetic or elective surgery. Otoplasty is primarily performed to improve the appearance of the ears, and so it would be difficult to find an insurance company that would cover the procedure. The cost of otoplasty will vary depending on what region of the country you are in, the experience of the plastic surgeon, and whether there are additional hospital fees. At the clinic that I work at, the procedure can cost between $3,500-$6,000 on average. We offer our patients the option of financing through Care Credit, and many other plastic surgeons offer similar payment options. For any surgery that you are considering, it is really important that you choose a surgeon with medical expertise in the procedure. Along with looking for a doctor with board certification in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, you should look for a doctor who can show you lots of before and after photos so that you can see the quality of their work because it doesn't matter how little the surgery costs if you aren't happy with the results!

Felicia Said:

How much would plastic surgery cost to fix these ears? (Photos)?

We Answered:

whats wrong with them, they seem normal to me!

Jessie Said:

Plastic Surgery Advice?

We Answered:

these is a lot of surgery, it won´t be cheap, but on this site you can find the average plastic surgeon´s fees for USA, although it doesn´t include the cost of the anesthesiologist and facility fee, but it can give you an idea of that http://www.aestheticandplastic.com/befor…

I suggest you to ask a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon to recommend you the best options to your specific case because just like this is not enough. Also you can read more about most of those procedures here http://www.aestheticandplastic.com/proce…

I wish you all the best, don´t forget also to take in count your family opinion about it. All the best!

Nora Said:

How much does plastic surgery to "sew my ears back" cost?

We Answered:

grow your hair out -- that would be cheaper and less painful.

besides, don't worry about it -- you probably look just fine with your unique trait.

Leon Said:

Plastic Surgery - Gauged Ears?

We Answered:

If you stretched slowly and safely, you should actually have no problem with it closing back however if you went too fast and were having problems with infections or even blowouts then surgery might be your only option. Have you tried letting it close up naturally or you asume it won't work?
For your surgery options, I don't know a lot and you'd have to go talk to someone about it but I saw a lobe reconstruction on TV and when it was finished you would have never known how big his lobes were before, looked completely normal. As for prices I'd say you should call and ask.
Here's pictures of a reconstructed lobe from 5/8"
http://modblog.bmezine.com/2007/07/29/re…

Edit: Also check this out http://www.bmezine.com/pierce/01-ear/fix…

There's pictures of the process on there too. Good luck with it.