Non-invasive devices for treating and preventing ear injury.
EarArmor's moldable magnetic hematoma treatment system is a non-invasive, custom-moldable device designed to prevent cauliflower ear deformity.
- Founded by an ENT surgeon
- US provisional patent filed
- Working prototypes
Two devices built on one moldable magnetic technology
Both products are built on the same core technology: heat-moldable EVA that conforms to the individual ear, held by magnetic force. One treats an injury; the other prevents harm.
Heat-moldable EVA and magnetic force, applied across a product line
Heat-moldable EVA plus magnetic force is a platform, not a single product. The system that compresses a drained hematoma is the same system that anchors a custom ear plug, and it extends naturally to a broader pipeline of ear health devices.
Softened in hot water for under a minute, the EVA conforms to every ridge and hollow of the ear, adult or child, then sets on cooling.
Paired magnets deliver constant, uniform compression for hematoma treatment, or secure retention that keeps a plug in place through any activity.
No sutures through cartilage, no disposables. Devices are remoldable and designed for repeat use.
A market with no custom-moldable option
estimated addressable patients for auricular hematoma, US & international
serviceable available market for the hematoma system, by pricing strategy
ear tube procedures each year in the US, the most common surgery performed
estimated FDA timeline for Class I device registration
Dr. Donald Solomon is Director of Pediatric Otolaryngology at Cooper University Health Care, and a former college wrestler and youth wrestling coach. After years of draining hematomas and placing ear tubes, he built the devices his patients kept asking for and the market never delivered. The system has already shown success on multiple patients in his clinic.
Meet the founder and team →“Let your results tell the story, not your ears.”
Nine-time Pennsylvania state champion and high school freshman Abby Guzzo has perfect ears and she aims to keep them that way. She will mold her EarArmor auricular hematoma treatment device to her ears pre-season so that it is available should she develop an ear hematoma.
Girls' high school wrestling is the fastest growing sport in America, and a new generation of athletes is deciding cauliflower ears aren't the trophy. That shift is the cultural tailwind behind EarArmor's auricular hematoma device.
Seeking partners to bring both devices to market
We're seeking investors, co-development and licensing partners, and medical device expertise in manufacturing and distribution. Market, IP, regulatory path, pitch deck: the full picture is one click away.
Non-invasive, custom-moldable devices for ear protection and repair. Founded by an ENT surgeon.