Learn about different ear surgery procedures, including aural hematoma repairing, tumor removal, and more. Find how these procedures improve drainage, ventilation, and prevent discomfort.

Aural Hematoma Repairing Procedure
A surgical procedure to treat the aural hematoma. A faster treatment leads to minimal scar formation and the prevention of heavy ear flaps and discomfort.
Ear Canal Tumor Removal Surgery
Abnormal growth of the tumors can develop at any part-in the external, middle, or inner ear canal. Ear canal tumors could be of two types, benign or malignant. Treatment and surgical procedures depend on the condition and severity of the diseases.
Lateral Ear Canal Resection in Dogs
During the lateral ear canal resection surgical procedure, surgeons remove one side of the external ear canal. Which eventually improves the drainage and ventilation.
Total Ear Canal Ablation and Bulla Osteotomy
Veterinary surgeons completely remove the affected ear canal and tympanic bulla during the Total Ear Canal Ablation and Bulla Osteotomy (TECA-BO). Only an ear flap is left, most commonly known as the pinna.
Bulla Osteotomy Surgical Procedure
Bulla Osteotomy is a surgical practice that includes creating a small opening in the neck of the patient to have feasible access to the bulla (middle ear). This procedure includes removing the infectious area from the pet’s ear.