1, cup-shaped ear
Also known as curly ear or drooping ear, the cartilage of helix and auricle is curled and adhered, and the position of helix foot is displaced back and forth, which is often complicated with transverse process deformity of auricle. In severe cases, the whole auricle shrinks, the shape of the external ear and the antihelix disappears, and the whole auricle is tubular.
Cup ear
2, cauliflower ears
After auricle burn or trauma, cartilage contracture is thickened, deformed and curled by cartilage infection and destruction. There are many irregular protrusions on the surface, and there are different shrinkage gaps between them, which are cauliflower-like.
Flowering ear
3. Put your ears up
Because the scaphoid angle is too large, the auricle is flat, almost at right angles to the skull, and the auricle is large and not completely opposite. Hypoplasia of the antihelix, deep concha, disappearance of normal anatomical morphology of scaphoid and antihelix, flattening of the upper auricle.
Protruding/drooping ears
4. Hide your ears
Also known as buried ear and bag ear, the upper part of auricle is buried under the skin of temporal scalp, and there is no obvious posterior auricular groove. If you pull the upper part of the auricle outward by hand, you can expose the whole auricle, but after releasing it, it will return to its original state due to the tension of the skin and the elasticity of cartilage.
Step 5 go for a ride
Also known as bat's ear, the cartilage of the ear does not develop into a backward fold when the fetus is formed, but protrudes outward. The angle between the ear and the head is about 30 degrees, and when it is greater than 45 degrees, there is an ear riding problem in appearance.