Ear Rejuvenation Services in Waco

At Facial Plastic Surgery of Central Texas, we recognize that the ears play a significant role in facial harmony and personal confidence. Under the skilled hands of Dr. Charles Guy, we offer a range of ear-based plastic surgery procedures designed to enhance the appearance and function of your ears. With a commitment to authentic and honest care, Dr. Guy approaches each procedure with artistic precision, ensuring natural-looking results that align with your individual needs and aesthetic goals.

Ear Pinning (Otoplasty)

Ear pinning, also known as otoplasty, is a surgical procedure that reshapes and repositions protruding or asymmetrical ears closer to the head. Prominent ears can be a source of self-consciousness for both children and adults. Dr. Guy utilizes advanced techniques to create a balanced and proportionate ear shape that complements your facial features. His artistic background allows him to sculpt the ears with meticulous attention to detail, resulting in a natural appearance that enhances your overall look. The procedure involves making small incisions behind the ear to adjust the cartilage, leaving minimal visible scarring. Our personalized approach ensures that the treatment is tailored to your specific concerns, providing a boost in confidence without altering your unique identity.

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Torn Earlobe Repair

Torn earlobes can occur due to trauma, heavy earrings, or accidental pulls. This condition not only affects the aesthetic appearance of the ear but can also prevent you from wearing earrings comfortably. At Facial Plastic Surgery of Central Texas, we offer torn earlobe repair to restore the earlobe's shape and function. Dr. Guy carefully reconstructs the earlobe using precise surgical techniques that promote optimal healing and minimal scarring.

Our authentic and honest care ensures you are fully informed throughout the process, and we prioritize your comfort and satisfaction at every step. The procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia, and most patients experience a quick recovery with excellent results that allow them to resume wearing earrings after proper healing.

Gauge Earlobe Repair

Stretched or gauged earlobes have become a popular form of self-expression, but some individuals later decide to reverse this change. Gauge earlobe repair addresses the stretched tissue, reconstructing the earlobe to its natural shape. Dr. Guy's artistic precision is particularly valuable in this procedure, as it requires careful planning and execution to achieve symmetrical and aesthetically pleasing results. He customizes the repair technique based on the size of the gauge and the condition of the earlobe tissue.

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Ear Pinning

Ear Pinning

Ear pinning, or otoplasty, is a surgical procedure that repositions protruding ears closer to the head, creating a more balanced and symmetrical appearance.

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Torn Earlobe Repair

Torn Earlobe Repair

Damage to facial features can affect a person’s self-esteem. Reconstructive plastic surgery can restore the patient’s confidence and help them feel comfortable in their skin.

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Gauge Earlobe Repair

Gauge Earlobe Repair

Ear gauges slowly expand the earlobe over time, stretching the tissue so there is a hole in the middle of the earlobe when the gauge is removed

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When you turn to Dr. Charles Guy, you'll immediately find several advantages to working with our team. Our down-to-earth staff is here to make you feel comfortable and ensure you get the best results possible. To learn more about our face and neck procedures in the central Texas area, contact us today to schedule your consultation with Dr. Charles Guy.

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