Simple technique avoids surgery for some mild ear deformities Between 2010 and 2019, Dr. Matsutani and colleagues carried out their paper clip technique for nonsurgical correction in 80 ears of 63 ...

Common fixes for ear deformities include: Ear molding: Most congenital deformities are apparent at birth, so parents can opt to correct their child’s ears with ear molding right away. This procedure ...

A baby born with a rare hearing deformity was able to hear for the first time — and gave an unexpected reaction. Nellie Rosales, an 11-month-old, was born with an ear deformity, which resulted ...

A baby was born with his ear on his cheek, a result of the rare congenital Goldenhar syndrome. Rhys James / SWNS The Cleveland Clinic estimates that it affects between 1 in 3,500 and 1 in 25,000 ...

If your infant could talk, they might be trying to say, “my ear hurts.” Symptoms. Sooner or later, nearly every child gets an infection in their middle ear. By age 3, 5 out of 6 kids have had one.

It's a deformity where the outer ear doesn't develop fully during pregnancy. It affects 1 in every 6,000-8,000 children. The cause is unknown.