I do not think it is an Otoplasty (69300) as below are the lay description and clinical responsibility to an Otoplasty:
Lay Description
The provider rectifies acquired or congenital deformities of ear, e.g., protruding ear; to do so, he reshapes structural ear elements to achieve a more desirable cosmetic appearance.
Clinical Responsibility
When the patient is appropriately prepped and anesthetized, the provider makes an incision behind the ear at its attachment to the head. The size of the ear and the amount of deformity determines which techniques the provider uses to reshape or reposition the ear. The provider removes cartilage and skin to achieve the desired effect if the ear is too large. He may trim cartilage to obtain a more natural shape to the ear or pin it back to skin on the head to reduce protrusion. In some situations, the provider may not remove cartilage but simply place sutures to through cartilage and skin to reshape the ear and secure it in place. Finally, the provider controls any bleeding, closes any rema