Parkway East Hospital provides specialized Ear Correction with an emphasis on precise cartilage reshaping, natural ear positioning, and personalized aesthetic outcomes. Established in 1942, the JCI accredited hospital is based in Singapore, Singapore and has 143 beds supported by modern plastic and reconstructive surgery facilities.

Ear Correction, also known as otoplasty in many cases, is performed to alter the shape, size, or position of the external ear. It may be used to reduce ear prominence, improve asymmetry, or correct certain congenital structural differences. The surgeon may reshape or reposition the cartilage and secure it with sutures to maintain the desired contour. Recovery generally includes temporary swelling and discomfort, with follow-up visits to monitor healing and the final ear position.