The earlobe can definitely be facelift. Wind suction ear is a common congenital malformation of external ear, which is characterized by flat auricle facing the front of skull, and the normal auricle forms an angle of about 30 with the side of skull. Seen from the back, the external ear forms an angle of about 90 with the skull, and the external ear forms an angle of 90 with the external ear. If it is a wind ear, the angle between the concha and the skull is about 90, but the angle between the concha and the concha is greatly increased, or it is completely180. So standing on the skull seriously affects the appearance of the face. It is generally believed that the ear repair is not traumatic because of the incomplete formation of helix or the hypoplasia of concha cartilage in embryo. In order not to affect the normal psychological development of children, surgery can generally be carried out at the age of 5-6. The earlier the operation time, the less pressure the child bears and the less impact it has on psychological development. Of course, adults can also have ear surgery. I have a friend who did it in Bomei, and the total recruitment is about 5000. But I think you can consult their experts first, knowing what you want will help you. This consultation is free anyway. /zxi.php？ i=74？ Location = search