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Ear Surgery (Otoplasty)
Anaesthetic: local
Duration of operation: 1 hour
Hospital stay: outpatient
Minimum stay in Budapest: 2 days after surgery
Stitch removal: 2 weeks after surgery
Price: EUR 1,100
The surgery is normally performed under local anaesthetic but sedation is given. The cartilage of the inner ear is reduced and as a result the ear can be sutured into a normal position. The surgery leaves hardly or no scares at all. Earlobe reduction is also possible under local anaesthetic.
After the operation the head bandage needs to be worn for a few days.
Each surgery carries its own type of risk and for further detailed information please contact us.
Facts and Questions - Otoplasty (pinning of the ears)
Q: What are the risks associated with Otoplasty surgery?
As with all surgical interventions, there are side-effects and risks associated with eyelid plasty surgery. Although rare the following complications may occur.
Some people experience side effects with the anaesthetic injection such as increased heartbeat, vomiting or light-headedness. Sometimes there can be a decrease in the blood supply to the ear cartilage resulting in death of the cartilage tissue.
Q: Is there anything I need to do before the surgery?
Clients must fill in the online medical questionnaire and fully state what medication they are currently taking. The surgeon will then be able to advise if some of your medications need to be stopped before the surgery takes place.
Think about your diet – following a low fat healthy diet can only help you make a faster recovery. Avoiding alcohol for 14 days prior to surgery should be considered.
Think about whether you will need somebody to accompany you on your trip. We are here to take you to the clinic and back to your hotel after the surgery and also for your post-check ups and airport transfer. However, would you feel more comfortable with somebody staying with you during your stay? Please note that all Perfect Contour patients will be given a client phone during their stay in Budapest so that a member of the Perfect Contour team will always be available should the need arise.
Q: Should I inform the surgeons of any pre-existing conditions and/or medications?
Yes, this is very important. The surgeon should be informed of any medication (even vitamins, especially vitamin E) you are taking and any pre-existing conditions no matter how trivial or irrelevant you might find them.
Q: Should I stop taking my medication before the surgery?
Once you have completed the online medical questionnaire form, the surgeon will be able to tell you if you need to adjust any medication you are currently taking.
Q: How long will the surgery last for?
The surgery itself lasts for approximately 1 hour and the patient is admitted to hospital on an outpatient basis.
Q: How long do I need to stay in Budapest for after the surgery?
Patients are required to stay in Budapest for a minimum of 2 days after surgery.
Q: What kind of medication will I be given after the surgery?
The patient will be given painkillers to relieve any discomfort or pain they may experience after the surgery.
Q: Will there be any stitches after surgery?
Yes, there will be stitches behind the ears and these will be removed 2 weeks after the surgery. This can be done with the patients local GP or nurse. However, some patients opt to stay in Budapest for the full 2 weeks and have the stitches removed by the surgeon.
Q: Do I need to wear a special bandage/cast after surgery and for how long?
The elastic head bandage will have to worn for a minimum of 7 days after surgery.
Q: When will I be able to return to work after the surgery?
Patients can return to work upon their return home.
Q: Do I need to be accompanied by somebody to Budapest?
All clients will be met at the airport and taken to their hotel. A Perfect Contours representative will take the client for their consultation and to the clinic on the day of the surgery. The client will also be taken back to their hotel after being discharged. However, some people prefer to have a friend or relative accompany them during their trip to keep them company.
Q: When will I be able to exercise / lift heavy objects after the surgery?
Patients are advised to avoid exercise for approximately 3 weeks after surgery.
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