This is a common congenital auricle malformation, which is caused by congenital malformation.

2. How to prevent cup-shaped ears?

It can be changed by plastic surgery.

3. How should the cup-shaped ear be diagnosed?

(1) The auricle is curled, with slight helix folding, and the whole auricle is curled and covers the ear hole in severe cases.

(2) The auricle leans forward, even if it is an inflammatory ear, but it is different from a simple inflammatory ear deformity.

(3) The auricle becomes smaller, mainly because the length of the auricle is obviously shortened.

(4) The position of auricle is low, especially in severe cases, accompanied by corresponding maxillofacial deformities.

4. What symptoms are cup-shaped ears easily confused with?

Protruding/drooping ears

Auricularia auricula is a common congenital auricle malformation, which is generally believed to be caused by incomplete helix formation or hypoplasia of concha cartilage in embryo. These two malformations may exist separately or simultaneously. Ears are bilateral and common, but the deformities on both sides are different. The same deformity can usually be found in his parents' brothers and sisters.

Among the eastern nations, ears that are taboo to westerners are still regarded by some as symbols of success, happiness and wealth, and what's more, as symbols of children's intelligence. So although ear flaps are very common in China, few people ask for treatment. However, in western countries, the situation is completely different. Children with ears are considered unlucky or not smart. On the contrary, it often becomes the object of ridicule by peers, and the constant nicknames such as "donkey ears" and "rabbit ears" cause psychological and spiritual pressure on children.

(1) Ear curl, slightly spiral folding, industry dynamics. In severe cases, the whole auricle is curled to cover the ear hole.

(2) The auricle leans forward, and the treatment of ear diseases, even if it is ear scratching, is different from simple ear scratching deformity.

(3) The auricle becomes smaller, mainly because the length of the auricle is obviously shortened.

(4) The position of auricle is low, especially in severe cases. Deafness is common sense, accompanied by corresponding maxillofacial deformities.