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— What is Cryptotia Correction (Buried Ear Surgery)?
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— What is Cryptotia Correction (Buried Ear Surgery)?What is Cryptotia Correction (Buried Ear Surgery)?
Cryptotia, also known as buried ear, is a congenital ear deformity where the upper part of the ear is partially hidden beneath the scalp skin, making it difficult to wear glasses and often causing psychological distress. Cryptotia correction surgery releases the hidden portion of the ear and reconstructs the upper ear contour, creating a natural, well-defined appearance. Depending on severity, techniques such as V-Y advancement, helical adhesion, or antihelical adhesion are used to reshape the ear.
Ideal for: Children or adults with congenital cryptotia where the upper ear is partially buried beneath the skin, leading to cosmetic or functional issues such as difficulty wearing glasses. Candidates should be healthy and seeking permanent correction.
- Estimated cost
- $2,500 – $5,000

Cryptotia Correction (Buried Ear Surgery)
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Cryptotia, also known as buried ear, is a congenital ear deformity where the upper part of the ear is partially hidden beneath the scalp skin, making it difficult to wear glasses and often causing psychological distress. Cryptotia correction surgery releases the hidden portion of the ear and reconstructs the upper ear contour, creating a natural, well-defined appearance. Depending on severity, techniques such as V-Y advancement, helical adhesion, or antihelical adhesion are used to reshape the ear.
Cost Estimate
USD · $2,500 - $5,000
Anesthesia
Local,General
Treatment Details
Cryptotia, also known as buried ear, is a congenital ear deformity where the upper part of the ear is partially hidden beneath the scalp skin, making it difficult to wear glasses and often causing psychological distress. Cryptotia correction surgery releases the hidden portion of the ear and reconstructs the upper ear contour, creating a natural, well-defined appearance. Depending on severity, techniques such as V-Y advancement, helical adhesion, or antihelical adhesion are used to reshape the ear.
Ideal Candidates
Children or adults with congenital cryptotia where the upper ear is partially buried beneath the skin, leading to cosmetic or functional issues such as difficulty wearing glasses. Candidates should be healthy and seeking permanent correction.
Result Duration
Permanent
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