Plastic Surgery Case Study – Correction of Congenitally Elongated Earlobes with Facelift Surgery
Background: The earlobe is a small structure that is situated at the bottom of the cartilaginous ear and the side of the face. Its attachment to the face has varying configurations from a ‘separated’ attachment (inverted V) or a direct attachment without a notch. In rare cases the earlobes can have another type of facial Read More…