Protruding or large ears can be present from birth or develop later. Although they are not a health problem, people with protruding ears are often teased, which can be upsetting and embarrassing, so many want them corrected.
What counts as protruding ears? Normally, the ear lies close to the head at an angle of about 25–35 degrees, and the outer rim of the ear folds slightly backwards.

Protruding ear correction is a minor procedure with no hospital stay, usually taking about one hour. Surgical methods:
The doctor covers the wound, and after about 5–6 days you return to have it checked and the stitches removed. On average, you can wash your hair normally after 3–4 days.
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It is surgery that reduces the angle of protruding ears so they sit closer to the head. A normal ear sits at about 25–35 degrees, and the surgeon plans the shape individually.
It is a minor procedure with no hospital stay, usually taking about one hour, with small incisions, little swelling and a quick return to normal life.
The doctor covers the wound and you return for a check about 5–6 days after surgery. Follow the wound care advice carefully.
It is performed by Dr. Piya Rungruxsirivorn, a plastic surgeon with more than 19 years of experience, with an anaesthesia and nursing team.