"Fukumimi" refers to a big and complete ear with a free earlobe. There is a legend among the people that people with such ears are blessed and lucky. In fact, looks are not directly related to opportunities, but people with such ears do have a generous and noble appearance.

This can be achieved by surgery.

Making "Fukumimi" is not very difficult. If the earlobe is not free, surgery must be done behind the earlobe to make the earlobe free. If the earlobe is free, but not full, as long as the right amount of fat is injected into the earlobe, it can become a "Fukumimi".

Surgery only needs to extract a little fat from the abdomen or buttocks under local anesthesia, and then inject it into the earlobe from before or after the ear. There is no need for dressing after the operation, and a pair of beautiful "Fukumimi" will appear after the tissue swells a few days later.

And you said "auxiliary ear".

Accessory ear is a common malformation of external ear, with an incidence of about 65438 0.5%, which is related to heredity. How long the accessory ear is in front of the tragus, or how long it is near the upper edge of the helix, varies in size, from matchhead to pea and broad bean. Some appendages are very similar to a soft meat ball, and it is common to find elastic cartilage in them. Cartilage can go deep into the tissue, feel soft and hard, and can move.

It is not difficult to find a pair of ears before the baby grows hair. If the child's auricle and external auditory canal develop normally and his hearing is not affected, he may not be treated. If it is for beauty, it is best to ask a specialist for surgery after adulthood, and generally there will be no sequelae.

You can refer to the following information:

Accessory ear plasty

Some people have a little fat in front of their ears, which looks like a little finger belly, and some have a few pimples with cartilage. Because it grows in front of the ear, it has a certain impact on facial beauty.

In fact, this kind of wart is called "accessory ear" in medicine, which is formed during embryonic development due to the overgrowth of the first cheek. Therefore, the accessory ear is also a congenital malformation. Accessory ears are mostly located on the connecting line from tragus to corners of mouth, with different sizes and numbers. Some people have ears on one side, while others have ears on both sides. How long the cartilage of the accessory ear is, it is often connected with the cartilage of the normal ear. It is observed that most people's auxiliary ears; Generally, the growth stops at the age of 7-8, so removing the accessory ear as soon as possible can alleviate the patient's and psychological adverse stimulation.

The plastic treatment of the accessory ear is very simple. During the operation, only the fat and cartilage contained in the accessory ear need to be removed. If there is too much skin, it must be removed or Z-shaped to get the ideal cosmetic effect. The scar of the accessory ear after plastic surgery is generally not obvious. Because the incision is in front of the ear and conforms to the dermatoglyphic pattern, there are wrinkles in front of the ear, and the scar will not be obvious after half a year.

Friends who know medicine refer to the following information:

Accessory ear

Important pathological changes

Polypoid structures contain cartilage tissue,

Scattered Mao Mao's bursa and skin appendages can be seen.

General pathological changes

The tissue structure is the same as the external ear of the embryo.

B polypoid tissue contains elastic cartilage, the surface is flat or slightly wrinkled, covered with dense or basket-shaped stratum corneum,

C dermal papillae is composed of collagen and fat, and may have dilated blood vessels.

Dispersed in Mao Mao's bursa and sweat glands, the number of sebaceous glands changes with age.

Pathological differential diagnosis

Vegetation: There is no cartilaginous structure in the lesion.

clinical features

There are skin lesions at birth, which is congenital dysplasia.

B is more common in front of the ear, and a few are distributed in the cheek or neck, which can be single or multiple, located on one side or both sides.

The typical characteristics of C are pedunculated papules, soft texture or cartilage, and hairy surface.

Part D patients (about 5%) have abnormal development of pharyngeal arch and palatal arch. Patients with Goldenhar syndrome often have accessory ears.

Clinical differential diagnosis

skin disease

Fibroepithelial polyp

Another name

Preauricular marker

Polymorphic deformity

Abnormal accessory auricle

An undeveloped ear.

Extra feather

sponge tree