MBBS, MS, DNB (General Surgery), MNAMS, FAIS, MCh, DNB (Plastic Surgery)

Otoplasty (bat-ear correction) at Sama Hospital, South Delhi reshapes and repositions prominent or protruding ears to sit closer and more naturally against the head, improving facial proportion and confidence — performed by experienced plastic surgeons in a NABH-accredited hospital, for both children and adults.
Otoplasty is a surgical procedure to reshape, resize or reposition the ears, most commonly to correct prominent or protruding “bat” ears that stick out from the head. It creates a natural, balanced position and can be performed on children (usually from about five years, once the ears are near adult size) and on adults.
Otoplasty may suit you or your child if the ears are prominent, protruding, asymmetrical or misshapen, or if there is dissatisfaction with their size or shape. It is suitable for healthy children from about age five and for adults of any age.
Ear correction takes about one to two hours and is performed under local anaesthesia in adults or general anaesthesia in children. An incision is placed in the natural crease behind the ear, where any scar is hidden, and the cartilage is reshaped and secured closer to the head for a natural result. Our theatres and monitored anaesthesia ensure a safe, comfortable procedure.
Otoplasty is a day-care procedure. A supportive headband is worn for a short period to protect the ears while they heal, and most people return to school or work in about a week. The result is permanent and natural-looking, with the ears sitting in a balanced position.
Sama Hospital is a NABH-accredited, doctor-owned multispecialty hospital in South Delhi, serving patients since 1982. Our aesthetic and reconstructive surgery team combines clinical expertise with ethical, patient-first care and transparent pricing, supported by modern facilities and 24×7 emergency care.
Usually from about age five, once the ears have reached near-adult size, and at any age in adulthood.
The incision is hidden in the natural crease behind the ear, so the scar is not visible.
Yes. The reshaped, repositioned ears are long-lasting and the correction is effectively permanent.
Discomfort is mild and well controlled with medication. Otoplasty is performed as a day-care procedure.
A protective headband is worn for a short period, and most people return to school or work in about a week.
Cost depends on the correction required. Sama Hospital offers transparent pricing and a personalised cost estimate at consultation.

MBBS, MS, DNB (General Surgery), MNAMS, FAIS, MCh, DNB (Plastic Surgery)

MBBS, MS, MCh

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