If the child’s ears are not the same, it depends on the situation. If the child’s ears are mildly different, it may be related to the extrusion during birth or in the fetus. If the deformity is not very serious, but it is obvious, you can go to the plastic surgery department to correct the deformity with an auricular brace, which is simple and effective. If your child’s ear deformity is very obvious, you can wait until after the age of 15 to have auricular correction surgery, which can achieve some better results. All in all, if your child’s ear shape is different, it is recommended to go to the ENT department for an auricular examination and, if necessary, a CT examination of the middle ear to determine whether there is an ear canal or inner ear deformity.