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Teen Girl Hears Clearly for the First Time After Being Born Without a Right Ear: 'I Don't Feel Left Out Anymore'

A New York City teen with microtia now hears clearly for the first time after multiple ear reconstruction surgeries.
Fifteen-year-old Furugh was born without a right ear and ear canal due to microtia, affecting confidence.
Rib cartilage was carved into an ear shape and placed on Furugh’s head during surgery.
A bone-anchored hearing aid was implanted to restore Furugh’s hearing.
The Little Baby Face Foundation provides free corrective surgeries to children with facial deformities.
Romo described the ear reconstruction as involving rib cartilage and artificial components.
Audiologist confirmed Furugh could hear during the FOX 5 New York demonstration.
Furugh said she feels more confident and can hear people better now.
The foundation has helped nearly 40 children since its start in 2002.
Furugh celebrated by getting her new ear pierced after the surgeries.

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