Prominent or “protruding” ears The angle between the ear and the head is too wide, causing the ears to stand out markedly to the sides.
Absence of natural fold (Antihelix) The ear cartilage is flat and lacks natural folds, giving it a “pinned” or less defined appearance.
Torn or oversized lobes Aesthetic issues resulting from prolonged use of heavy earrings, gauges, or simply genetics involving very long lobes.
Evident auricular asymmetry One ear has a visibly different shape, size, or separation than the other, altering the frontal symmetry of the face.