In summary, mothers of children with microtia were generally satisfied with the care provided, although a need for increased access to an organized specialty care team, improved interactions with healthcare professionals, and a lack of hearing aids were identified. Despite the modest number of participants, our study is the first population-based assessment to measure the baseline needs among parents of children with microtia. Continued follow-up of this sample might provide additional insights into postoperative care and outcomes experienced by these children.