because at that age people are ruthless about things they don’t understand. and if it makes her feel better until she is secure who are you to deny that? I wouldn’t
what kind of doctor is he? looks more like stage makeup and prosthetics. if the little girl is happy, sure. let her be. however, something in her mother/female guardian’s eyes tells me the little girl is somehow required to pretty herself up. sadly, if that’s the case she’s in for a long, miserable haul. if not, and it’s genuine, then cheers to the little actress!
By the time you are approx. 5 or 6 ears old, your ear is nearly the size it will be your entire adult life. So, the likelihood that she will need another one is quite small.
My daughter was born with this particular birth defect, called Atresia/Microtia, and perhaps a quick Google search would go a long way toward shutting your trap.
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My heart string have been pulled.
what is the name of this doctor?? I saw him on TLC but don’t know his name. would love to find out!!
That’s a very touching series of images. That doctor did great work!
AWWWWWWWWWW! What a great job too!!
I would like to have the name of the doctor or the telephone number , my son has mycrotia in his right ear. I leve in Guatemala
I would totally take it off and put in on my forehead, freak people out a bit.
That’s the former CIA agent who uses his disguise powers for good nowadays. Saw him on 60 Minutes.
http://www.prosthesis.com/
Cute, but she’ll just grow out of it and have to go through the whole thing again. What a waste of time and money.
Why not just teach her that it’s ok to only have one ear, rather than trying to fix her?
^obvious troll is obvious
poor baby i bet shes the biggest sweet heart
because at that age people are ruthless about things they don’t understand. and if it makes her feel better until she is secure who are you to deny that? I wouldn’t
That was so sweet. Made me almost cry from the Daaaaaawwwww ness.
This Dr. is a BOSS!
what kind of doctor is he? looks more like stage makeup and prosthetics. if the little girl is happy, sure. let her be. however, something in her mother/female guardian’s eyes tells me the little girl is somehow required to pretty herself up. sadly, if that’s the case she’s in for a long, miserable haul. if not, and it’s genuine, then cheers to the little actress!
@Anonymous, #8
By the time you are approx. 5 or 6 ears old, your ear is nearly the size it will be your entire adult life. So, the likelihood that she will need another one is quite small.
My daughter was born with this particular birth defect, called Atresia/Microtia, and perhaps a quick Google search would go a long way toward shutting your trap.
I thought your ears and nose were the only thing that grew your entire life.