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Aesthetic Otoplasty
Thomas Procedures in Facial Plastic Surgery
Peter A. Adamson MD, FRCSC, FACS
Professor and Head
Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Jason A. Litner MD, FRCSC
Facial Plastic Surgeon
Profi les Beverly Hills
Los Angeles, California, USA
2011
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1. Otoplasty. 2. Surgery, Plastic. I. Litner, Jason A. II. Title. III. Series: Thomas procedures in facial plastic
surgery.
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Preface
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Otoplasty is often casually approached as a quick
and relatively painless procedure, but the surgeon
who is most knowledgeable understands the complexity of this ‘simple’ operation. Overcoming the
intrinsic cartilaginous spring of the native auricle
to reproduce a naturally symmetrical and stable
contour, remains a very challenging proposition.
Every good operation begins with a meticulous
assessment and assiduous operative planning.
Assurance of a satisfactory otoplasty result rests also
on fastidious execution of that plan with a view towards reinforcing the stability of the cartilaginous
auricular framework. Our graduated technique,
starting with conservative postauricular skin excision and conchal setback, and followed by antihelical shaping via precise suture placement, has
yielded exceedingly reproducible outcomes and a
high degree of patient satifaction in our hands. Supplementary adjustments can then be individualized
based on the persistent deformity noted. We reserve
cartilage-cutting techniques for the rare instance of
a densely thickened or infl exible cartilage that is refractory to cartilage-sparing manipulations.
A formula for enduring success with this
fascinating aesthetic procedure combines an appreciation for anatomic nuance with painstaking attention to detail and untiring intraoperative
reevaluation. The vast number of known otoplasty
methods is a tribute to the level of diffi culty involved in this procedure. The objective of this volume is to provide a critical and comprehensive
review of the state-of-the-art of our specialty as it
relates to cosmetic auricular surgery. It is our hope
that this information has been distilled to the extent that surgeons of every experience level may
fi nd some surgical pearls within these pages that
are of some use to their current and future practice
of otoplasty. Whatever the preferred maneuvers,
adherence to the goals and principles outlined in
this volume will help to circumvent the manifold
pitfalls associated with this challenging but rewarding operation.
Peter A. Adamson, MD, FRCSC, FACS
Jason A. Litner, MD, FRCSC
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 History and Philosophy .....................................................................1
Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................1
References ......................................................................................................................................................4
Chapter 2 Anatomy and Embryology................................................................. 7
Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................7
Auricular Histology .......................................................................................................................................7
Auricular Embryology ...................................................................................................................................8
Auricular Anatomy ........................................................................................................................................9
References ....................................................................................................................................................13
Chapter 3 Aesthetic Parameters and Specifi c Deformities ........................ 15
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................15
Auricular Deformities ..................................................................................................................................16
Specifi c Auricular Syndromes......................................................................................................................17
References ....................................................................................................................................................19
Chapter 4 Clinical Evaluation, Surgical Goals and
Psychological Implications ................................................................................ 21
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................21
Physical Examination ..................................................................................................................................21
Photographic Assessment ............................................................................................................................22
Surgical Goals ..............................................................................................................................................22
Psychological Implications and Timing of Surgery ....................................................................................25
References ....................................................................................................................................................27
Chapter 5 Marking, Infi ltration, and Soft Tissue Management .............. 29
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................29
Surgical Technique .......................................................................................................................................30
References ....................................................................................................................................................34
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Chapter 6 Cartilage Management ................................................................... 35
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................35
Surgical Technique .......................................................................................................................................36
References ....................................................................................................................................................43
Chapter 7 Adjunctive Procedures: Management of the Helix,
Scapha, and Lobule ................................................................................................45
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................45
Surgical Technique .......................................................................................................................................45
References ....................................................................................................................................................53
Chapter 8 Closure, Dressings, and Postoperative Care ..............................55
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................55
Surgical Technique .......................................................................................................................................55
References ....................................................................................................................................................62
Chapter 9 Selected Cartilage-Cutting Otoplasty Techniques ................63
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Introduction ................................................................................................................................................63
Surgical Technique .......................................................................................................................................63
References ....................................................................................................................................................71
Chapter 10 Selected Cartilage-Scoring Otoplasty Techniques ...............73
Introdution ..................................................................................................................................................73
Surgical Technique .......................................................................................................................................74
References ....................................................................................................................................................85
Chapter 11 Selected Small Incision and Incisionless
Otoplasty Techniques ..........................................................................................87
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................87
Surgical Technique .......................................................................................................................................87
References ....................................................................................................................................................94
Chapter 12 Selected Cartilage-Suturing Otoplasty Techniques .............95
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................95
Surgical Technique .......................................................................................................................................95
References ..................................................................................................................................................100
Chapter 13 Selected Combination Otoplasty Techniques ......................... 101
Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................101
Surgical Technique .....................................................................................................................................101
References ..................................................................................................................................................114
Chapter 14 Comparison of Otoplasty Techniques .......................................117
Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................117
Surgical Technique .....................................................................................................................................117
References ..................................................................................................................................................121
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Chapter 15 Complications of Otoplasty ....................................................... 123
Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................123
Early Complications ..................................................................................................................................124
Late Complications ....................................................................................................................................129
References ..................................................................................................................................................132
Chapter 16 Aesthetic Pitfalls in Otoplasty .................................................135
Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................135
General Aesthetic Pitfalls ...........................................................................................................................135
Specifi c Technical Aesthetic Pitfalls ...........................................................................................................141
Reverse Telephone Ear Deformity .............................................................................................................141
References ..................................................................................................................................................144
Index ...................................................................................................................... 147
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