This is an operation to carefully re-shape the cartilage of the ear to a more normal appearance. The problem most commonly addressed is that of prominent or “bat" ears.
Skin cancers (most commonly basal cell carcinomas, squamous cell carcinomas and melanomas) are a symptom of outdoor New Zealand occupations and lifestyle and are occurring increasingly frequently. These are most commonly are found on the head and neck.
Our facial features are prone to ageing and the outcome of this process is determined by our genetic make-up, gravity, sun exposure, smoking and other factors. These changes can be minimised or reversed by surgery in many instances.
