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Otoplasty Beverly Hills

Beverly Hills

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For Ears That Finally Feel Right

Eos Rejuvenation | Beverly Hills

At Eos Rejuvenation, we know that when your ears feel out of place—too big, too far out, or just not the shape you'd like—it can affect how you feel about your whole face. If you've spent years trying to hide your ears under your hair or avoiding certain hairstyles, you're not alone.

Otoplasty, also known as ear pinning or cosmetic ear surgery, helps bring balance back to your features. Dr. Nima Shemirani and Dr. Keon Parsa perform this plastic surgery in our Beverly Hills office. It's a straightforward outpatient procedure that can make a big difference, not just in how you look but in how you feel.

Otoplasty at a Glance

  • What It Does: Repositions or reshapes the ears so they sit closer to the head or look more balanced
  • How Long It Takes: About 2.5 to 3 hours
  • Type of Anesthesia: Local or general, depending on your needs and comfort level
  • Recovery Time: Most people are back to their regular routine within two to six weeks

Shaping Ears for a Better Fit

What is Otoplasty?

Otoplasty is a type of cosmetic ear surgery that reshapes or repositions the ears. Most people think of it as ear pinning, especially when it's used to bring protruding ears closer to the head. But it can also correct misshapen ears, fix uneven folds, or reduce the size of overly large ears. The goal is to create a more natural look that fits your face without drawing attention to your ears.

During the procedure, your Beverly Hills plastic surgeon will make a small incision behind the ear, where it's easily hidden. From there, they'll either reshape or remove some of the cartilage and secure the new position with sutures that stay in place permanently. This results in the ears sitting more naturally on the head and feeling like they've always belonged there.

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More Balance, Less Self-Consciousness

Otoplasty Benefits

For a lot of people in Beverly Hills otoplasty is about feeling more comfortable in their own skin. If you've been self-conscious about ears that stick out or don't match the rest of your features, this procedure can give you a real sense of relief.

One of the most common reasons women choose otoplasty is that they avoid wearing their hair up, like in a ponytail or bun, because their ears feel too prominent. Otoplasty can help ease that discomfort and bring everything into better balance, so your ears stop stealing the spotlight.

Kids, teens, and adults often feel a big boost in self-confidence after surgery. And because the results are long-lasting, you won't have to think about it again once healing is complete.

Benefits of Otoplasty:

  • Helps Ears Sit Closer to the Head: If your ears stick out more than you'd like, otoplasty can bring them in for a more balanced look.
  • Creates More Natural-Looking Folds and Curves: Some people are born without those subtle ear creases—this procedure can recreate them.
  • Balances Overly Large or Uneven Ears: If one ear is shaped differently or larger than the other, otoplasty can make them match better.
  • Fixes Congenital Deformities or Damage From Injury: Whether it's something you were born with or the result of trauma, surgery can restore a more typical ear shape.
  • Reduces Self-Consciousness, Especially in Social Situations: When you're not worried about your ears, you stop thinking about them and start focusing on life.
  • Results Are Permanent, With Minimal Scarring: Once the ears heal, the changes last, and the scars are hidden behind the ear where no one can see them.

For Anyone Who’s Tired of Feeling Off-Balance

Otoplasty Candidates

With an otoplasty Beverly Hills patients have the option to address their ears that draw unwanted attention. It's often done during childhood, usually around age five or six, once the ears are fully grown. But many adults come in for this procedure as well, especially if it's something they've been thinking about for years.

The ideal candidate for an otoplasty is in good general health, doesn't smoke, and has realistic expectations about what ear surgery can do. Whether the concern is prominent ears, an uneven shape, or a congenital abnormality, otoplasty can help bring things back into balance.

You may be a good candidate if you:

  • Have ears that stick out more than you'd like
  • Are dealing with misshapen, uneven, or overly large ears
  • Have a congenital deformity or ear injury
  • Are in overall good health
  • Want a long-term fix and are ready for surgery
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No Guesswork—Just a Clear Plan

Consultation and Preparation for Otoplasty

Your consultation at Eos Rejuvenation is all about listening. Dr. Nima or Dr. Parsa will take the time to understand what's bothering you about your ears, go over your options, and walk you through what otoplasty can realistically achieve. You'll also get a chance to ask any questions, big or small, so you feel totally clear before moving forward.

If you decide to schedule the procedure, we'll give you a few simple steps to follow before surgery. This might include stopping certain medications, arranging a ride home, or picking up a headband to wear afterward. Our team makes sure you feel fully prepared—no surprises, just support.

What Happens in Surgery

The Otoplasty Procedure

Otoplasty is done right here in our Beverly Hills office, and it's usually an outpatient procedure, meaning you’ll go home the same day. Depending on your age and comfort level, we’ll use either local anesthesia to numb the area or general anesthesia so you’re completely asleep.

Once you're comfortable, a small incision is made behind each ear, hidden in the natural fold. The cartilage is then reshaped, sometimes trimmed, and stitched into a better position using permanent sutures. The goal is to create ears that look more natural and sit closer to the head, all while keeping scarring to a minimum. The whole thing typically takes about 2.5 to 3 hours.

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Some Downtime, A Lot of Relief

Otoplasty Recovery

Right after surgery, your ears will be bandaged to help them heal in their new position. You might feel some mild discomfort or tightness—that’s totally normal—and we’ll make sure you have the right pain medication if you need it. Most people take it easy for the first few days, then slowly ease back into daily activities.

Swelling and bruising usually go down within a couple of weeks. You’ll want to avoid sleeping on your side and follow instructions about wearing a soft headband at night, which helps protect your results. Most patients are back to work, school, or their regular routine in two to six weeks, depending on how things heal.

Balanced, Natural, and Finally Right

Otoplasty Results

You’ll notice a difference as soon as the bandages come off. Your ears will sit closer to your head, look more balanced, and feel like they finally fit your face. There might be a little swelling at first, but once that fades (usually within a few weeks), you’ll see the full result.

The great thing about otoplasty is that the results are permanent. Once the ears heal into their new position, there’s no need for touch-ups or maintenance. As long as you take care during recovery, your new ear shape should last for life.

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Protect Your New Look

Otoplasty Aftercare

Taking care of your ears after surgery is simple, but important. You’ll be asked to wear a headband at night for a few weeks to keep your ears in place while they heal. It might feel a little snug at first, but it really helps protect your results.

Try to avoid any activities where your ears might get bumped or bent, especially during those early healing weeks. Stick to your follow-up appointments so we can check your progress, and let us know if anything feels off. With a little care and attention, your results will hold beautifully for the long haul.

Meet Dr. Nima and Dr. Parsa

Why choose Otoplasty at Eos Rejuvenation?

At Eos Rejuvenation, you're in the care of two exceptional facial plastic surgeons who blend surgical precision with a genuine commitment to your well-being.

Dr. Nima Shemirani is a double-board-certified facial plastic surgeon with over 18 years of experience and more than 8,000 facial procedures performed. He's been recognized in RealSelf’s Top 100 and 500 lists for seven consecutive years and is a founding member of the California Rhinoplasty Society. Dr. Nima is known for his artistic approach to facial aesthetics, aiming to create results that enhance your natural beauty and reflect your inner confidence.

Dr. Keon Parsa brings a wealth of knowledge and a compassionate touch to Eos Rejuvenation. A graduate of Georgetown University School of Medicine, Dr. Parsa completed his residency in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at Georgetown University Hospital, followed by a prestigious fellowship in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in Toronto. He specializes in advanced facial rejuvenation procedures, including rhinoplasty, facelifts, and brow lifts.

Together, Dr. Nima and Dr. Parsa embody the core values of Eos Rejuvenation: continuous improvement, positive energy, active listening, honesty, and excellence. Their collaborative approach ensures that every patient receives the highest standard of care in a nurturing and luxurious environment.​

Learn More About Otoplasty in Beverly Hills at Eos Rejuvenation Today

If you've been thinking about changing the shape or position of your ears, we're here to help. At Eos Rejuvenation, we take the time to understand exactly what you're looking for and make sure you feel confident every step of the way.

Ready to take the next step? Give us a call or schedule a consultation at our Beverly Hills office. We'd love to meet you, answer your questions, and talk about whether otoplasty is the right fit for you.

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Dr. Nima Shemirani, Beverly Hills plastic surgeon with patient
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Otoplasty

Frequently Asked Questions

Most people say it’s more uncomfortable than painful. You might feel a little sore or tight for a few days, but pain meds usually handle it just fine.

Yes, once the ears heal into their new position, the results are long-lasting.

The changes are meant to be permanent, but if there’s an issue or you’re not happy with the outcome, a revision can be done.

You’ll want to take it easy for the first week or so, but most people are back to normal routines in two to six weeks.

Costs can vary based on your needs, but we’ll give you a personalized quote after your consultation.