Otostick | Cosmetic Ear Corrector for Prominent or Protruding Ears | Contains 8 Correctors | From 3 Years of Age

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Otostick® and Otostick® Baby should be changed every 7 days, leaving the product off overnight or for at least 8 hours to allow skin to breathe before applying a new corrector. Permanent surgical solutions (known as otoplasty or pinnaplasty) are available to correct excess prominence of the ears but are not recommended until a child is older. A study in North Staffordshire found that the correction of protruding ears in children aged 5-16 years reduced or ended bullying in 100% of cases, it increased levels of happiness by 97%, self-confidence by 92% and improved social experience for 79% of the affected children4. Rather than simply giving up or waiting until her daughter was old enough for a surgical procedure to correct the problem, Francisca decided to create a better solution - Otostick®. Otostick® permanently reduces the angle of prominent ears in a non-invasive, discreet and painless manner with regular use.

Quick and easy to use, Otostick® has an immediate effect, helping you and your loved ones to instantly feel more confident about your appearance.Permanent surgical solutions (known as otoplasty or pinnaplasty) are available to correct excess prominence of the ears but are not recommended until a child is older2. Otostick® Baby permanently reduces the angle of prominent ears in a non-invasive, discreet and painless manner with regular use1.

Each single-use corrector can remain in place for up to 7 days if correctly applied, you can even bathe, swim and carry on with all your usual activities.This self-consciousness can in turn lead to lack of confidence, avoidance of social situations, unwillingness to wear the hair in certain styles and other behaviours driven by or leading towards low self esteem. The product was created by worried mother Francisca Gamero, who was concerned that her young daughter's ears were becoming very prominent due to often being folded as she slept.