Tampa Ear Surgery FAQ
How long has Dr. Luria been performing ear surgery?
Dr. Luria has been Board-Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery since 1984. Additionally, he has been president of the Florida society of plastic surgeons since 2003, on the board of governors for the Surgical Specialty Council, Chairman of the Department of Plastic Surgery for St. Josephs Hospital since 2002, member of the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, as well as many other councils which are listed on the about the doctor page.
If you are looking for an experienced ear surgeon in Tampa, you should set-up a consultation with Dr. Luria.
Are the result permanent?
The results of your otoplasty should most likely permanent unless you injure your ears in any way. Make sure to avoid physical contact for some time after surgery. To get the best results, it is imperative that you follow Dr. Luria’s directions closely.
Is there an age restriction on ear surgery?
Dr. Luria will need to evaluate your child’s individual situation to make sure his or her ears have reached full size which is generally at the age of four or six.
Where would Dr. Luria perform his Ear Surgery in Tampa?
Dr. Luria has plastic surgery privileges at many locations in the area. Most of his ear surgeries in Tampa are done in the fully accredited surgical suite in our building. All of the facilities are listed on our Tampa Plastic Surgery Facilities page of our website.
Is there a cost for the plastic surgery consultation?
Dr. Luria does charge $100 for the consultation and that fee is out towards the procedure if you choose to have the surgery. You will be the office for about sixty to ninety minutes and meet with Dr. Luria to personally discuss your case.
How long is the ear surgery consultation?
You should plan on being in the office for sixty to ninety minutes. Dr. Luria and his staff will spend as much time as needed to make you feel comfortable with the procedure.
Is the procedure covered by insurance?
The ear surgery procedure is generally considered a cosmetic procedure and thus is not covered by insurance.