Microtia results in underdeveloped ear(s) and impacts hearing
Research
New possibilities in ear regeneration
We are also looking to fund research projects within the fields of psychology and improving hearing device technology for people with microtia. Please email us at info@microtiauk.org if you are interested in running a research project.
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Research
New possibilities in ear regeneration
We are also looking to fund research projects within the fields of psychology and improving hearing device technology for people with microtia. Please email us at info@microtiauk.org if you are interested in running a research project.