Ear Buddies™ splints have been reviewed in both the consumer and medical media.

Here are some of the press cuttings:

“If I had left it she wouldn't have thanked me in later life”
Telegraph 2005

“New Ear Makes Emma Smile”- PDF (409Kb)
Treacher Collins Family Support Group

“Conventional Bat Ear Surgery Can Be Dangerous and Unnecessary, Warns Expert”
HealthNewsDigest.com

“Infection ate part of my ear away”
BBC News Health

“Lend us your ears - understanding corrective surgery”
Discovery Health

Prominent ears
Bupa

Ears that stick out
EmbarrassingProblems.com

Surgery cost Tania an ear... but then expert came to the rescue
Yorkshire Today

“ …a simple non-surgical method of correcting abnormalities with a soft splint.”…. “The usual treatment is surgery later in life, but the results are unpredictable, and it can be a difficult process; recently a 14 year old girl died of complications following a operation to correct her protruding ears.”
Telegraph Magazine

“ In 1990, Consultant Plastic Surgeon Mr David Gault FRCS, noticed a ‘kink’ in one of the ears of his newborn son, and decided to put a theory of his into practice. Ear splinting was an accepted technique in pedigree dogs like beagles, whose value was greatly diminished by a floppy ear. Mr Gault applied a home-made splint to his son’s ear, and was rewarded with a perfect fix days later. In 1995, the splints were trialed in the UK with an excellent response.”
RCM Midwives Journal

“Tiny ears are putty in the hands of plastic surgeon David Gault from the Mount Vernon Hospital, Middlesex. His brilliant invention called Ear Buddies splints is a splint which can pin back prominent ears and correct simple deformities in babies.”
Our Baby

“Flatten bat ears without the need for surgery”
Daily Mail

“Cheer for bat-eared babies”
Sunday Express