ISSN: 2958-6194 (Print) ; 2958-6208 (Online)
BSAPS Journal, Volume 2, Issue 1, July 2021
Mohammad Abdul Mabin 1
- Mohammad Abdul Mabin , Consultant, Eden Multi-care Hospital Pvt. Ltd. & United Hospital Ltd. Dhaka. Email: cangocave@gmail.com
Mohammad Abdul Mabin , Consultant, Eden Multi-care Hospital Pvt. Ltd. & United Hospital Ltd. Dhaka. Email: cangocave@gmail.com
Abstract:
One of the most popular techniques for the management of prominent ears is the Mustarde technique. Although many modifications had been published all these started with a retro-auricular incision. Correction of prominent ears by Polypropylene thread is now gaining popularity as it is less invasive with minimum complication rate and can also be done as day-case surgery. In this article, we have discussed a case of the prominent ear of a young adult which was done by using the threading technique to correct the deformity. The result was good as there is a minimum scar with an aesthetically pleasing outcome.
Mohammad Abdul Mabin. (2021). Otoplasty: Correction of Prominent Ears Without Scar. BSAPS Journal, 2(1), 34
Received Date: 18Accepted Date: 20
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Prominent Ears, Thread left
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