Why do some children have acne on their ears? Can you remove it?

Inadvertently, we sometimes find a phenomenon in the crowd, that is, some people have a small "diced meat" next to their ears, with different shapes and sizes. Many people don't understand what this is all about. But some old people say it is called "tying a horse", which is a symbol of good luck.

The small pimple on the ear, medically called "accessory ear", is caused by abnormal local tissue development. Usually, redundant tissues of different sizes and shapes will appear in all directions of the auricle (mostly in the front), which may or may not have cartilage, and sometimes even hair.

Many people think that their ears will affect their beauty, or parents will take surgery to remove their children for fear that they will be laughed at by others in the future. Ear removal is usually local anesthesia. If a child wants to do it, it's best to wait until he can cooperate, such as seven or eight years old. If you are too young, such as two or three years old, you may need general anesthesia. It is recommended to wait until the child's face and external ear develop normally before surgery, not too early. Surgery is risky after all.

Case:

My son is more than three weeks old. He just had his left ear removed last month, and his parents were not allowed to accompany him during anesthesia. The child is too young, too scared, too young to be locally anesthetized. He regretted it very much after the operation. I suggest you do this operation when you are older.

Therefore, parents should be cautious, don't influence their children for temporary emotions, and make full preparations in advance before making a decision.