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Q: Ears Pinned Back Help!!

asked by: cheeky_chick on October 31st, 2005

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Hi can anybody help me? I cant afford to have my ears pinned back bt it is somthing I really want done. Im so unhappy at the moment with how they are.
So I was wondering if there were any alternatives to getitng your ears pinned back such as sticker things or something that arnt very visable that will hold them back throughout at least one day? :?: ? :?:

any replys would be great and helpful please thankyou.Xx.

Replies(4)

mmonroemaniac

replied on June 29th, 2006

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I tried that with cellotape, it wasnt very good at all really.

luke88

replied on August 4th, 2006

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You could always try the nhs andactually get the operation done.

dannysgirl

replied on August 5th, 2006

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Ears

Hey, I got this procedure done and I love it! My ears now look normal and no longer stick outside of my hair! I highly reccomend it! But make sure you dont have anything planned a week or so after surgery becuase you will be wearing a head wrap. I say, if you got the money do it! Esspecially if you are a girl! Now I can wear my hair up and not worry what others think!

luke88

replied on August 6th, 2006

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Re: Ears

dannysgirl wrote:

hey, I got this procedure done and I love it! My ears now look normal and no longer stick outside of my hair! I highly reccomend it! But make sure you dont have anything planned a week or so after surgery becuase you will be wearing a head wrap. I say, if you got the money do it! Esspecially if you are a girl! Now I can wear my hair up and not worry what others think!

well done to you.

But with boys, we have no hair to cover our ears up. It's horrible.

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