Two month follow-up on a young lady who underwent correction of a lop/protruding ear congenital deformity As can be noted in her preoperative picture, the patient’s ears were protruding at an excessive angle to her skull secondary to a combination of excessive ear cartilage and lack of an anti-helical fold. This deformity was corrected using a combination of cartilage removal and cartilage bending with suture technique. All incisions are hidden behind the ear and over time will heal with a practically undetected scar. As can be noted on the lateral view, the newly shaped ear now has more aesthetically pleasing contours and folds.