Ear deformities in babies

In the Europe, 33% of babies are born with some degree of ear deformity or asymmetrical ears. Protruding ears, also called sticky-out ears are the most common. Other ear deformities often occur in the auricle, for example a folded ear or a deformity in the outer rim of the ear. Now there is a solution to remedy many ear deformities in newborn babies: EarWell.

Problems with an ear deformity

In later life, an ear deformity or malformed ear may lead to cosmetic concerns, and could affect your child’s psychological and emotional development. Studies show that children with facial abnormalities, and ear deformities in particular, are more prone to being bullied. The result is that many ear deformities have to be surgically corrected when the child is around 6 years old.

The procedure to correct these deformities is often technically challenging, leaves scars and does not always achieve the best possible aesthetic result. Thanks to EarWell you can prevent all these issues.

Which ear deformities can be treated with EarWell?

In principle, all ear deformities can be treated with EarWell. Protruding ears is the most common issue, but there are 7 more deformities that can be treated with EarWell. Your baby’s asymmetrical ears, or a deformity in only one ear, can also be treated with good results. Read more about the treatment here.

Common ear deformities in newborn babies

Being born with beautiful little ears is not a given for everyone. Protruding ears or ear deformities are common in babies. Some babies are born with asymmetrical ears. Fortunately, most deformities are easily treated with EarWell. Contact our specialist for a diagnosis.

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Parent testimonials

Many parents have already had their children’s ears treated with EarWell. Read their experiences here and find out what they say: