Otoplasty Recovery Timeline: What To Expect Week-By-Week

Posted on October 13, 2025

If you’re considering otoplasty, you might be wondering what to expect after your surgery. Patients often ask us what the recovery timeline looks like, and how soon they can return to the things that matter to them most: work, school, sports and other daily activities. The good news is that otoplasty recovery tends to be straightforward, with progress you can really see each week. With the right care and realistic expectations, most people are surprised... Continue Reading

3 Things to Know Before a Neck Lift

Posted on October 13, 2025

You're not imagining it. The neck often ages faster than the face, thanks to thin skin, repetitive muscle movements and less protection from the elements. No amount of skincare can address the deeper structural changes that happen over time, but a neck lift can restore a smoother,  more youthful appearance. Before you schedule your consultation, there are three important things you should know about this transformative procedure. Keep reading to learn more. What Is a... Continue Reading

Timing Otoplasty Before School Starts: What Parents Should Know

Posted on September 17, 2025

The new school year is the perfect time for a fresh start. If your child feels self-conscious about their ears, otoplasty can help them step into the classroom with renewed confidence. By scheduling the procedure before school begins, your child has plenty of time to heal and enjoy all their favorite activities without worry. At Houston Craniofacial and Plastic Surgery Center, we understand how important this moment is for both you and your child. Keep... Continue Reading

What Parents Should Know About Otoplasty for Their Child

Posted on March 31, 2025

This year marks 14 years since I began practicing as a surgeon, and as a specialist in craniofacial and reconstructive surgery, I’ve seen and corrected just about every type of ear deformity—prominent ears, Stahl’s ear, ear tags, hemangiomas, and more. One thing I’ve noticed about my older patients who undergo otoplasty is that many of them decide after spending far too long feeling insecure about their ears. They often share stories of being teased or... Continue Reading