If the upper crease is missing, it can be recreated. Earring holes can be completely repaired. They should not be re-pierced in the same scar. THE EARS Deformities of the ears can occur at birth, and may be corrected in infancy. The most common problem that surgeons deal with is, of course, protruding ears.
Many patients like to wear their hair up or in the case of men, wear it short.
For instance, people going into the military, suddenly find that their ears are sticking out after their head is shaved. Children may receive a great deal of ridicule if their ears protrude. The general rule of thumb is that the ear should stick out no more than forty-five degrees from the head. This can be corrected by removing some of the cartilage from this area. By pressing the ear straight back in the center, you can see the anticipated result.