Otoplasty - Ear plastic surgery

Ear Reshaping: Defining Your Profile with Balance

True facial harmony is found in the details. When ears are prominent or asymmetrical, they can draw undue attention, often distracting from your best facial features. Otoplasty is not just about moving ears; it is a refined process of reshaping and repositioning, designed to bring your silhouette into perfect, natural alignment.

At the practice of Dr. Nodas Kapositas, we approach every ear surgery as a bespoke architectural adjustment. Drawing on his extensive background—spanning over 25 years and 18,000+ surgical successes—Dr. Kapositas focuses on creating a subtle, refined contour that feels completely "you." Our priority is to provide a permanent solution that boosts your confidence while ensuring the results remain seamless and undetectable.

Why patients choose our approach:

Harmonious Contouring: We focus on scaling the ears to match your individual facial structure, moving away from "one-size-fits-all" results.
Restored Equilibrium: Our techniques correct asymmetry and protrusion, ensuring your profile looks balanced from every angle.
Invisible Refinement: We utilize advanced, minimally invasive closure methods, keeping incisions discreet and recovery smooth.

Browse our gallery below to see how Dr. Kapositas turns subtle adjustments into life-changing confidence.

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After

Unilateral otoplasty with deformity only on the left ear

Otoplasty and rhinoplasty performed at the same surgical time

Otoplasty in Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome

Asymmetrical otoplasty addressing a different problem on each ear

Otoplasty on the upper end of the ear to obtain the symmetry

To ensure symmetry following the patient's desire.
Otoplasty procedures are always performed with the cooperation of the patients and according to their desires.

Otoplasty on prominent ears mostly characterized by prominent lobs (en face photo) and deformation of the ear helix (Profile photo)

Otoplasty on a patient with normal concha on the right and hypertrophic on the left ear

The Molding otoplasty technique was performed on the right ear with the normal concha and the Cutting Otoplasty technique was performed the left one in order to achieve symmetry and a natural result. The above techniques represent two different schools of otoplasty and each one is applied according to case features.