Advances in Regenerative Therapy for Auricular Reconstruction in Congenital Microtia

Advances in regenerative therapy have sparked significant interest the field of auricular reconstruction for congenital microtia. Congenital microtia is a rare deformity characterized by underdevelopment or absence external ear. Traditional surgical approaches using autologous grafts artificial implants limitations. Regenerative offers innovative solutions leveraging tissue engineering, biomaterials, and stem cells to create patient-specific anatomically accurate ears. This literature review explores theoretical framework, treatment, potential complications reconstruction. Promising outcomes future perspectives highlight providing more natural, functional, personalized individuals with Continued research collaboration are crucial advancing this improving lives those affected