Otomodeling
Practical Information
30 minutes to 1 hour
Local anesthesia
Clinic
You can return to work the same day
Immediate result
Typical ear shapes
Human ears come in a wide variety of shapes, each contributing to the uniqueness and beauty of each individual's anatomy. The most common shapes include the "clamshell" ear, characterized by a gentle curvature and a natural concavity in the center. Another shape is the "fan" ear, which has a greater projection at the top, giving a more open appearance. There is also the "helix" ear, where the curves and folds stand out in a striking way. Some people have "small" and delicate ears, while others have more prominent ears. Each variation is unique and contributes to the diversity and beauty of human morphology, demonstrating the wonderful complexity of human creation.
Otomodeling, or ear shaping, is a procedure that may be necessary for a variety of reasons. One of the main ones is aesthetic dissatisfaction or discomfort caused by the shape or projection of the ears. For some people, prominent ears or ears with shapes that clash with facial harmony can affect self-esteem and confidence. Furthermore, otomodeling is often sought by patients who suffer from protruding ears, a condition in which the ears protrude more clearly.
In addition to aesthetic issues, otomodeling can also be indicated in cases of congenital or acquired deformities, such as trauma or malformations. These cases may involve structural corrections to restore hearing function or improve ear health.
Ultimately, otomodeling plays a significant role in improving the quality of life and emotional well-being of many patients by providing an effective and safe solution to a wide range of concerns related to the anatomy of the ears.
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What are the benefits?
Otomodeling offers a number of notable benefits for those seeking to improve the aesthetics and functionality of their ears. First, it provides precise, personalized correction for a wide range of concerns, from prominent ears to congenital malformations. This results in a significant increase in self-esteem and confidence for the patient, allowing them to feel more comfortable and confident in their appearance. Furthermore, otomodeling is a relatively non-invasive procedure with a quick recovery time, making it an affordable and effective option for improving facial aesthetics. In cases of deformities that affect hearing, otomodeling can also have a positive impact on quality of life by notably restoring hearing function. These combined benefits make otomodeling a valuable choice for those seeking to improve the shape and function of their ears in a safe and effective way.
Alinhamento simétrico.
Resultados naturais.
Recupera a autoestima.
Tecnologia de ponta.
Solução definitiva.
Suporte pós-procedimento.
Excellence in results
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