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We report the results of otoplasty for microtia in 497 ears of 229 patients treated between January 1971 and March 1995. More than 80% of the cases showed satisfactory outcome. Seventy-six ears underwent minor additional surgery. When cartilage exposure occurred because of skin necrosis we used a free skin graft or a pedicled flap or sutured closely.
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