I had my ears pinned back but now one looks like its pinned back more then the other is this part of the healing prosess?

Otoplasty: I presume you had an otoplasty? If so, it is ok if there is a slight difference between the two sides... None of us have perfectly symmetrical bodies. If it is more than slight... Follow up to see your surgeon.

Maybe: So much depends on the timing. If it has been less than 3 months since the surgery it is much too early to tell. Some slight changes in ear position continue for some time after surgery and a slight degree of asymmetry may be present long term, just as it is present in people with unoperated ears. Share your concerns with your surgeon. His/her goal is to make you happy with your ears! good luck!

May need revision: You may need revision if it didn't look alike. Sometimes the cartilage may need either excision or scoring good luck.

Could be : Typically one ear is more severe to begin with because asymmetry is normal. It is best to wait and follow the outcome as both are likely to relax and may e not to the same degree. Perhaps some sutures may have come loose and therefore you should discuss with your surgeon. It is otherwise best to wait and consider a revision at a later date.

Perhaps: Depends. No two ears are exactly symmetrical. If there is a noticeable difference, revision otoplasty is an option. Make sure you are assessed by a facial plastic surgeon.