Piercing the ears of babies is a prevalent practice in many cultures worldwide. In Hispanic, Indian, and some African communities, it’s often viewed as a rite of passage or a way to add beauty.

Answer::There is still time to correct your baby's ear shape.As your baby's ears are not simply sticking out too much but and have an unusual shape it would be best to ask a plastic surgeon for an ...

A baby was born with his ear on his cheek, a result of the rare congenital Goldenhar syndrome. Rhys James / SWNS The Cleveland Clinic estimates that it affects between 1 in 3,500 and 1 in 25,000 ...

My 19-month old daughter has so-called ' bat ears' - they stick out on the top of the ear. I have read up on the Internet about options for correcting this overseas, and there seems to be a procedure ...

A baby was born with his ear on his cheek, a result of the rare congenital Goldenhar syndrome. The Cleveland Clinic estimates that it affects between 1 in 3,500 and 1 in 25,000 births.

A baby of a British couple was born with a rare condition, which resulted in missing an eye and an ear positioned on his cheek. The parents were reportedly ‘shocked’ to see this condition.