Many children suffer from pediatric stroboscopic ears during their mother’s pregnancy or due to family genetics or many other factors. Pediatric stroboscopic ears not only affect the aesthetics, but also have an impact on the child’s marriage and career to a certain extent when they grow up. Why do we need pediatric ear correction? The ear is a common congenital deformity of the ear, mostly seen bilaterally, characterized by a slightly larger auricle and flattened upper part. It is characterized by a slightly large auricle with a flattened upper part. The auricle of normal ear is at an angle of 90 degrees to the ear boat, and auricular reconstruction is a difficult and complicated operation, which should be performed with caution, and those who are old and weak should wear prosthetic ears and should not perform re-creation. The auricular reconstruction is a difficult and complicated surgery, and should be done with caution. In the case of the ear of the ear of the wind, the angle of the ear is more than 150 degrees, and in the most serious cases, the whole ear is not curled and swiveled and becomes like a vegetable butterfly. What are the conditions for the correction of the ear? 1.The surgery is not very traumatic and can be performed for those who want to improve the shape of the ear. 2. For those who suffer from acute or chronic otitis media, middle ear treatment is recommended first. In order not to affect the normal psychological development of children, surgery can be performed at the age of 5 to 6 years old, when the ear is only a few millimeters different from that of adults.