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Is it possible to get surgery on your ears?
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Ear surgery : Yes, it can be done for many reasons. To treat infections, repair holes in ear drum, rebuild ear bones, place implantable hearing devices. Can also alter or repair deformities of the outer ear.
Answered 2/24/2018
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