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How to Perform Pediatric Otoplasty: Techniques & Tips  with Dr. Charlotte Célérier, Dr. Jason Qian, Dr. Gopi Shah on the BackTable ENT Podcast
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Episode # 238  •  02 Sept 2025

How to Perform Pediatric Otoplasty: Techniques & Tips

How to help children with ear deformities look and feel their best. In this episode of the BackTable ENT Podcast, Dr. Jason Qian from Rady Children's in San Diego and special guest Dr. Charlotte Célérier, a pediatric otolaryngologist at Neckar-Enfants Malades Hospital in Paris, France discuss the technical aspects of pediatric otoplasty with Dr. Gopi Shah.

Timestamps

00:00 - Introduction
02:22 - Otoplasty Techniques and Patient Referrals
05:35 - Terminology and Ear Abnormalities
13:16 - Surgical Considerations
20:04 - Prepping and Draping for Surgery
30:22 - Suturing Techniques
33:38 - Instrument Preferences
35:12 - Repairing Stahls Ear Deformity
37:16 - Cauliflower Ear Challenges
38:46 - Cryptotia Repair Techniques
40:59 - Post-Operative Care and Managing Complications
52:30 - Final Thoughts and Innovations

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More about this episode

The conversation covers surgical techniques, patient selection, procedural nuances, and post-operative care for various ear deformities including prominent ears, Stahl's ear, cauliflower ear, and cryptotia. Both experts share their insights on different methodologies, handling complications, and the importance of ensuring the child is motivated for surgery. Learn practical tips and evolving practices in the field of pediatric otoplasty.

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