Cosmedica Professional Skin Care Centres
520 Locust Street, 2nd Floor
Burlington, ON L7S 1V2
Phone: (905) 631-6288
Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
The Centre for Personal Surgery: Dr. Otto Weiglein
520 Locust Street
Burlington, ON L7S 1V2
Phone: (905) 634-5573
Monday-Thursday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Surgical:
(905) 634-5573
Nonsurgical:
(905) 631-6288
Women and men with large, protruding ears often have unpleasant memories of being teased as a child. Cosmetic ear surgery is covered by OHIP until the age of 18 in Ontario. If you are over 18 years of age and continue to be bothered by prominent ears, Dr. Weiglein can help you.
That is why we often see adults for ear surgery, also called ear pinning or otoplasty. Brantford, Burlington, and Hamilton, Ontario, residents choose Dr. Weiglein for this life-changing procedure because of his warmth, sensitivity, and surgical skills.
To learn more about ear surgery for yourself, request a consultation or call Dr. Weiglein at (905) 634-5573.
The ears can be a source of embarrassment if they are not in balance with the other features of the face. In general, our ear surgery patients:
Dr. Weiglein is a Royal College-certified plastic surgeon who blends his refined surgical talents with a deep appreciation for the human form and spirit to give you a personalized, rewarding cosmetic experience.
Meet Dr. Weiglein
Dr. Weiglein only performs this procedure on adults usually using local anaesthetic and oral sedation.
Ear pinning is usually a straightforward procedure that pays back large emotional dividends. It requires a well-hidden incision in the skin behind the ear. The cartilage is reshaped and pulled back closer to the head and secured in the new position with sutures. A ski band type bandage or headband is used to gently hold the ears in position while they heal. This dressing can be removed during the day but must be worn at night to prevent inadvertent folding of the ears, usually for about a week.
If more extensive correction is needed, Dr. Weiglein will discuss your options for reshaping cartilage or repairing deformities.
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