Efficacy analysis of non-invasive correction for congenital cryptotia with auricular cartilage deformities

The effect of non-invasive correction for congenital cryptotia with auricular cartilage deformities in infants is significant, with shorter correction times, higher correction rates for cartilage deformities, and fewer complications for those under three months old; older children can still consider non-invasive correction, but the correction time is relatively longer, and for those over six months old, the correction is still effective, but the rate of correction for cartilage deformities is lower, and there are more complications.