From my initial visit meeting with Lola at the front desk, she always has a smile on her face and is sooooo welcoming, to my consult with Audrey who was amazing she was honest and did not try and sell me on anything and then to meeting and doing my final consult with Dr.
Mulholland who is beyond professional and extremely honest. Mulholland is the best plastic surgeon! I would highly recommend him. The staff at Toronto Plastic Surgeons are very professional and the nicest people. They are all so kind, caring and very professional.
I had a few consultations with other doctors, but when I had a consultation with Dr. Muholland I knew I had picked the right surgeon. I have no regrets, I have been recommending him to all my friends. Thank you to Dr. Muholland and all your staff. Looking For Non-Invasive Treatments? Visit Our Partners at SpaMedica. Learn More. Individual results may vary and these before and after photo galleries are not intended to represent or guarantee that anyone undergoing such procedures will achieve the same or similar results.
What is The Cost of an Otoplasty? Recovery Period Following an Otoplasty? It takes 3 weeks to recover from an otoplasty procedure. Am I a Good Candidate for Otoplasty? Otoplasty Benefits Confidence Boost Correcting large, protruding, or misshapen ears can give patients a renewed confidence. Improve Facial Balance Enjoy a balanced and symmetrical face that looks more attractive. Feel Good Wearing Earrings Wear earrings without worrying about drawing attention to your ears.
Post-Injury Restoration Otoplasty can restore one or both ears to its original state after injury. Scarring: Special care is taken when making incisions to minimize visible scarring. Skin Sensation Changes: Change of sensation in the ear is usually only temporary for a couple of weeks. Stitching Problems: Internal stitches can protrude to the surface causing inflammation. Asymmetry: Using a skilled surgeon reduces this risk of ears becoming asymmetrical during the healing process.
Why The Toronto Plastic Surgeons? Different Types of Otoplasty Otoplasty is a procedure that is used to correct a wide array of ear conditions. Ear Augmentation Ear augmentation is used when the earlobe is underdeveloped. Otopexy or Set Back Otoplasty Those with protruding ears undergo an otopexy. Ear Reduction When the pinna or earlobe is too large, the patient can undergo an ear reduction to bring the size of the ears into proportion with the face.
How is an Otoplasty Performed? Preparing for an Otoplasty Before the procedure date, there are certain steps to follow which will shorten the recovery period and lessen the chance of any complications: Stop smoking 2 weeks prior. Avoid aspirin and blood-thinning medications for 2 weeks prior. Stop drinking alcohol 1 week prior. Avoid eating and drinking 8 hours before surgery. Prepare your home for a recovery period pillows, ice packs, pre-made meals, etc Our surgeons will provide additional guidelines during your initial consultation.
Pinnaplasty Recovery Week 1: The first week after surgery should be spent resting. Is Getting an Otoplasty Painful? Are the Results of Otoplasty Permanent? Will My Hearing Be Affected? Schedule a Consultation Best time to reach you Morning Evening. Be Picture Perfect Otoplasty Alternatives.
Dermal Fillers. Gantous at Toronto Facial Plastic Surgery is one of the few otoplasty surgeons in Toronto who specializes in this particular procedure. Toronto Facial Plastic Surgery has been performing otoplasty ear surgeries in Toronto for 23 years.
All of our staff members are highly skilled professionals with years of experience under their belts and we treat each and every single one of our patients with the utmost of dignity and respect, making sure to explain every aspect of their surgery right down to the minutest detail. Our top priority is your safety and comfort and with that in mind, we only operate under the most pristine conditions with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities at our disposal.
The minimum age requirement for otoplasty in Canada is five years old because by that point, the ears are typically fully developed and are unlikely to revert back to their former shape. This process is designed to help indicate whether or not otoplasty is a good fit for you, personally. It is very helpful when you come into the meeting with a general idea of what you want to accomplish.
You can even view a series of before and after photos from the clinic to get a better idea of the type of work Dr. The best way to determine if you are a candidate for otoplasty, also called ear pinning or reshaping, is to consult Dr. Rival at his Toronto centre. We encourage you to request a consultation online or call to schedule an appointment. Rival is a facial plastic surgeon whose results are a testament to his experience and technique. Browse our photo gallery to see more of Dr.
People often choose this procedure for one or more of the following reasons:. Rival focuses exclusively on facial plastic surgery, bringing a specialist's unmatched technical skill and sense of aesthetics to each procedure. The most common concerns about the ears are due to genetic deformities in the cartilage that gives the ears their shape and curves see illustration below.
The most common genetic conditions include:. Otoplasty is most successful when performed on patients between 4 and 14 years old, before the ear cartilage has fully hardened. In children, it is most often performed after age 5 or 6 when the ear has reached full development. Ear surgery helps minimize emotional trauma for patients when the ears are corrected at an early age.
Otoplasty can be performed at almost any age in adults. If your ears have always been a concern for you, it is never too late to have this potentially life-changing procedure. Choosing a qualified facial plastic surgeon who is experienced in otoplasty is an important step toward successful results. Shaping the cartilage of the outer ears requires technical skill and an artistic eye. Rival is board certified in both facial plastic surgery and otolaryngology head and neck surgery.
He has the training, judgment, and surgical experience required to make corrections while accounting for changes that typically occur during the healing process and may affect the final results.
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